Sentence examples for called the forces from inspiring English sources

There's a little drawing here called The Forces of Peace Fighting Against War, and the title gives its oddity away.

Measured against what the president called "the forces that have conspired against the middle class for decades," however, they are less than overwhelming.

And eight years later, as they had promised over shots of moonshine, the rebels, now called the Forces Nouvelles, are about to take their country.

Mr. Doré, in his 70s and the leader of the opposition coalition, which is called the Forces Vives, is from the same ethnic group as the country's military dictator, Capt.

The most important consequence of the industrialization of capitalism was therefore its powerful effect on enhancing what Marx called "the forces of production"—the source of what is now called the standard of living.

In the days before September 28th, the anniversary of Guinea's independence from France, leaders of a coalition of political parties and trade unions called the Forces Vives summoned their followers to demonstrate.

This method of retiring base runners is called the force play.

The other, commonly called the Force Bill, empowered the president to use the armed forces to enforce federal laws.

They draw from a mystical entity binding the universe, called "the Force".

The response to the commercial in Super Bowl XLV, called "The Force," was one for the books, in any galaxy.

Pereira has called the force-out rule the toughest to judge and has said he wants to see it eliminated.