They would race around me in circles, gently nipping at my heels, trying to coerce me back into my flock.
"Our government is knowingly and deliberately trying to coerce people back to situations where they can be killed or persecuted or tortured.
Just as he was about to make his third trip into the rain forest, Mr. Cruz found out that the photographs had been published in an exposé of a supposed plot by American anthropologists to coerce Yarima back with recordings of her children's voices.
"The batterers will say this is a time when we need to be together as a family, you need to be here where I can protect you," said Kristina Matkins, the director of community relations at Safehouse Denver Inc. "We had at least two women whose perpetrators used the terror attacks as an excuse to coerce them back into the relationships.
The effort is a grand example of experiential retail, the new normal for coercing shoppers back into brick-and-mortar stores.
Since then, Australia has tried to coerce Fiji back to democracy.
Nor will the deal's "snapback" mechanism (intended to coerce Iran back into compliance if it breaches its obligations) change that reality.
Fortunately, his Colts manager, Mark Walsh, was also the MK under-11s boss, and a year of persuasion coerced the boy back into the fold.
Amanda M. from Missouri, a teacher, felt coerced into going back to work at an all-too-early six weeks because of the loss in days and deduction in her paychecks and need to support her family.
The agency has encouraged or coerced companies to install back doors in encryption software and hardware, worked to weaken international standards for encryption and employed custom-built supercomputers to break codes or find mathematical vulnerabilities to exploit, according to the documents, disclosed by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor.
