Sentence examples for before being forced back from inspiring English sources

Divorced and the mother of three grown children, she lived alone in Europe for two years before being forced back to America by the Depression.

Over 1,000 rebels had arrived on the edge of the capital a few days earlier, and then all but overran it, before being forced back by government troops possibly though the French deny it with air-support from the former colonial power.

In 1820, the British explorer William Edward Parry made it through Lancaster Sound before being forced back by ice; in 1833, John Ross abandoned his second attempt to traverse the passage after his ship was trapped in ice for four years; and in 1845 John Franklin, commanding two ships, disappeared.

Along the way they endured a perilous odyssey that included an attempt to flee their village before being forced back at gunpoint by Vietnamese soldiers, and a later attempt, culminating in a 26-day walk to Thailand, where they spent a year in refugee camps.

One Shiite delegate stormed the stage before being forced back, shouting, "We demand that military operations in Najaf stop immediately!" Shortly afterward, two mortar shells fired at the area where the meeting was being held landed in a bus and truck terminal nearby, killing 2 people and wounding at least 17.

The Republic of Korea Army forces defended Yongdok fiercely before being forced back.

She is being forced back into the Community, at the same risk she was at before.

Having fluffed his best lines in Chippenham the day before, David Cameron was forced back to Westminster to see if he could deliver them more convincingly.

We ended up on a small side street, before they were forced back north so I split.

These patrols were unable to progress very far before they were forced back by Japanese fire, which confirmed how bad the company's position was.

The Jakarta Post and other Indonesian news outlets report that a boat carrying 45 people, including asylum seekers from Africa and the Middle East, was forced back before entering Australian waters and was eventually stranded after running out of fuel.