Sentence examples for count forces from inspiring English sources
The count forces a runoff on Nov. 21.
He considers himself a pitcher with a starter's pedigree, and he could shift back into the rotation when Chamberlain's innings count forces him back into the bullpen.
But keeping to a tight word count forces the writer to think about which words absolutely have to be there, and makes it less likely that the editor will kill the writer's darlings.
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, controlled by the ruling party, flagrantly falsifies the vote count, forcing Tsvangirai into a second round.
Tuesday night, unable to find the strike zone, getting behind in the count forced him to largely abandon his off-speed pitches.
Given those factors, the Marlins might have had a chance to drive up Pettitte's pitch count, forcing him to work and make mistakes.
After Justin Turner popped out, Veras walked Beltran on a full count, forcing in Thole to give the Mets a two-run cushion.
But official results put him just under 40% and should a final count force De Blasio to go to a second round, he would go face Bill Thompson, the city's former comptroller, or chief auditor, who took second place with 26%.
With a laborious hand count forced by the last-minute candidate switch, both candidates adjourned their election-night parties around 3 a.m. and awoke from naps a few hours later to find Mr. Coleman, the former mayor of this capital city, leading Mr. Mondale by two percentage points, the gap larger than the number of votes outstanding.
Despite losing scrum-half Hayden Thomas to a cut above his left eye just after the restart, Exeter looked to make their man advantage count, forcing an early penalty against a seven-man Northampton scrum which Steenson put over.
