Though the trails are well marked, it's not unusual to find yourself off course, forced to improvise.
It's a hit, of course, forcing Monk to choose between commercial success and his artistic standards.
The abrupt jettisoning of Maggie, Emma and Charles does, of course, force the reader to think about how writers invent characters.
This event is the author's doing, of course, forcing chaos towards order and natural events to act unnaturally.
That would, of course, force Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire and South Carolina to schedule earlier contests so that they can remain at the front of the pack.
He stopped, allowing me to refuse him a hearing — which, of course, forced me into a courtesy I did not intend.
Soft, deteriorating snow on the race course forced cancellation of yesterday's women's giant slalom in the United States Alpine Ski Championships in Jackson, Wyo.
In 2007, the 89-degree temperatures and the dearth of water on the course forced officials to cancel the race after just three and a half hours.
But of course "force", as James Baldwin pointed out during Kissinger and Nixon's last desperate assault on Indochina, "does not reveal to the victim the strength of his adversary.
Some analysts believe the fall in economic growth means public finances could be as much as £18bn off course, forcing him to increase taxes and make even deeper cuts to public spending.
