Sentence examples for be forced between two from inspiring English sources

The punched-out scraps, which have come to be called "chad," are supposed to be forced between two vertical rubber strips underneath the ballot and into a chad box.

Wedding shouldn't be forced between two persons.

If this is correct, then it is plausible that there will be at least some scenarios in which one will be forced to choose between two evils, the lesser one of which is torture.

If Sandoval runs for Reid's seat in two years, Adelson could be forced to choose between two lawmakers he likes: the popular governor, whose PAC received $300,000 in contributions from Adelson in late October of this year, and Reid, the sitting senator who may have one big chance left to show Adelson that he has the billionaire's back.

All she knew now was that she might be forced to choose between two less-than-perfect options.

If the road to partition is blocked, Israel will be forced to choose between two terrible options: Jewish-dominated apartheid or non-Jewish democracy.

As a result, you might be forced to choose between two conflicting cultural attributes.

I'm proud of both and I don't see you should be forced to choose between the two.

The unfortunate celebrant would be forced to run between the two rows while being punched, kicked, elbowed, kneed, and subjected to verbal taunts.

We were saying that you could both sort out the economy and have a fair society – and not be forced to choose between the two.

And finally, as gardens get smaller and smaller, I simply don't think we have the luxury to keep ornamentals and edibles separate – and why should we be forced to pick between the two?