Sentence examples for be forced to pluck from inspiring English sources
The Clippers might be forced to pluck from an underwhelming pool of free agents that has already thinned considerably, leaving, among others, Kosta Koufos, Kevin Seraphin, Amare Stoudemire and Kendrick Perkins.
In 2002 four-foot waves in Utah Lake battered swimmers at the inaugural Ironman Utah, and organizers were forced to pluck competitors from the lake 20 minutes after the race began.
At every step of the way, we are forced to confront Allen's pluck.
Hundreds of roads were closed, including I-95 and I-40, and thousands of people were forced to leave their homes, some plucked from rooftops by the Coast Guard.
Her uncle, who hears her painful yelps, sends for the rescue, and many other birds are forced to carry her home and pluck out her tail feathers, which takes a few weeks, causing her to be sore.
The work was maddening: because ant organs are microscopic, Wilson was forced to use sewing needles and watchmaker's forceps, carefully plucking out each gland from the creatures.
Imagine being plucked from your home, plopped into a jail-like setting with no forewarning and being forced to conform to an unfamiliar situation and schedule.
Now they have been forced to put out a statement declaring that they intend to convert the common room into teaching suites, an idea they seem to have plucked from thin air.
After Martin's dismissal, Ipswich were forced to survive a 10-minute barrage as Spence produced a dipping shot that flashed over the crossbar before Marvin Elliott's pinpoint header was plucked from the air by Lee-Barrett.
