Sentence examples for being forced back by from inspiring English sources

Djokovic is still being forced back by Wawrinka's power and befuddled by his serve.

Sunset is now being forced back by a precious two minutes every day, giving a very real indication that the worst of the winter is behind us.

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.

"We've now got teams like Northern Ireland being forced back by us in a game where we had the bulk of possession.

In some cases there were reports of thousands-strong groups of refugees being forced back by similar numbers of armed communist cadres.

They were forced back by ferry crew with fire hoses.

Onlookers gathered to watch but were forced back by police cordoning off the site.

He returned to hunt for them, but was forced back by the smoke.

After clashes lasting more than an hour, the demonstrators were forced back by policemen.

A chance here, but he's forced back by Wawrinka and nets a backhand.