Sentence examples for force it off from inspiring English sources
What do you think?'" Unfortunately, the show had recently run into trouble for showing an interracial kiss, and Roddenberry believed another controversy could force it off air.
Channel 10, an independent and financially strapped broadcaster which screened critical documentaries on Mr Netanyahu's financial affairs, said that he had hiked its licensing fee to about $4.3m, four times the sum recommended by his bureaucrats and maybe enough to force it off the air.
LOS ANGELES, Sept 26 (Reuters) - An actress who said she was duped into appearing in an anti-Islam film that stoked violent protests across the Muslim world took her legal bid to federal court on Wednesday in a renewed effort to force it off YouTube.
Much of the body panel moldings used on cars can be snapped off and snapped back on easily, but if a gentle attempt to remove it is not successful, do not try to force it off.
The Islamist insurgent group Al Shabab invaded the Boondheere neighborhood north of the capital on Friday, killing 3 people, wounding at least 12 more and looting a local radio station of its equipment, forcing it off the air, witnesses said.
SkyePharma, the British pharmaceutical company, has received clearance from US authorities to resume selling its key cancer drug DepoCyt, 18 months after production problems forced it off the market.
The American's shot struck the hood of the civilian vehicle, forcing it off the road before it drove away, an American military official said.
The thieves, in two cars, surrounded the van and forced it off the A6 road between Paris and Lyon on Monday, a spokesman for the national gendarmerie said.
In today's robbery, the thieves, driving two cars and wielding the rocket launcher, trailed the armored truck and forced it off the road.
Despite losing the legal battle, the radio station managed to avoid a harsher penalty from Acma which may have forced it off air for a period of time, resulting in a substantial loss of advertising revenue.
Azerbaijan suspended the license of the country's first private television and radio station, forcing it off the air, according to news reports and international diplomats who criticized the decision.
