Sentence examples for force from a from inspiring English sources

In 1991, he had seized power by force from a military dictator; a year later, he handed over power to a democratically elected president.

Selene, an X-Men supervillain, is seen draining the life force from a Hydra agent.

Tensions and pressures formerly pacified by the prospect of endless growth now draw force from a state of permanent stagnation.

Much of the force from a car bombing or outdoor explosion dissipates in the atmosphere, they noted.

Dissolving the union may be the inevitable course — whether it comes by force, from a disenchanted faction of players, or by union leaders themselves.

To make matters worse, the federal government began to forge its own police force from a disparate bunch of security outfits only as recently as the 1990s.

And then he was shoved — not lightly, but with two-handed force from a 6-foot-10-inch, 275-pound opponent.

Shibuya A tour de force from a Nobel-Prize winner, set in what was Tokyo's traditional entertainment district before the war.

Because the argument derives its force from a stylistic effect that is immediate and local, an ostensibly far-reaching sentiment feels oddly site-specific.

Layton, whose party won more than 30% of the popular vote, must now fashion a credible opposition force from a large and inexperienced group.

"There have been some discussions in DRC about creating a 'green beret' force from a battalion in the army that would support the parks.