Sentence examples for force for taking from inspiring English sources

First, Rucker thanked country radio, a mighty and dominant force, for "taking a chance on an aging pop star".

While it is clear that Conservatives are the driving force for taking the opt-out, there has not been a robust principled defence of this move by Conservative ministers, particularly on the role of the EU's court, and therefore, why the party's often cited robust stance on law and order at home could be compatible with exercising the block opt-out.

First, Rucker thanked country radio, a mighty and dominant force, for "taking a chance on an aging pop star". (In 2016, country was once again the most popular radio format in America, accounting for 13.6percentnt of all listening). Later, he raised a shot of whiskey and said, "Since I've been in Nashville, my label has been so friggin' good to me.

The attack followed a series of similar assaults on mosques in the West Bank by arsonists suspected of being radical settlers as part of a campaign known as "price tag," which seeks to exact a price from local Palestinians for violence against settlers or from Israeli security forces for taking action against illegal construction in Jewish outposts in the West Bank.

Other people are holding up placards thanking the self-defence forces for taking on the Knights Templar.

On May 3, the Massachusetts Provincial Congress authorized Benedict Arnold to raise forces for taking Fort Ticonderoga near the southern end of Lake Champlain in the Province of New York, which was known to have heavy weapons, and to be only lightly defended.

He argued force- fully for taking action to terminate their nuclear program, by whatever means necessary.

President Vest and the task force deserve commendation for taking this difficult decision.

His first major movie, Brian De Palma's "Casualties of War," brings a choice story of Sean Penn's intensity: a scene requires him to slap Mr. Leguizamo at full force for take after take; naturally, it all ends up on the cutting room floor.

Protests will be held on Monday as new fees of up to £1,200 come into force for workers taking employment tribunal cases against their employers.

The two-time Oscar winner and prominent Hollywood liberal was forced to apologise publicly for taking part following criticism from human rights groups.