Sentence examples for force that took from inspiring English sources

From January to May 1941 he led an Ethiopian-Sudanese force that took Addis Ababa from the Italians.

"It was a tour de force that took Kader's work up a notch, in scale, complexity and impact".

More than a dozen Pashtun villagers along the Shor Daryab blamed an Uzbek warlord named Hashim, who led the force that took control of the area in November.

Abobo is dominated by the "Invisible Commando", a 5,000-strong 5,000-strongook up arms against Gbagbo during the political stalemate.

Theogene Rudasingwa, another former member of the Rwandan Patriotic Front, the Tutsi-led force that took over the country and continues to govern today, said Mr. Kagame's inner circle often used guilt as a tool to help them avoid scrutiny.

The transition task force that took its place is based at Mahmudiya; it consists primarily of trainers and advisers who mentor the brigade of the 17th Iraqi Army Division, which has assumed primary responsibility for security there.

The "same force that takes you deep within will, of its own impetus, return you safely to the everyday world," the manual offers at one point.

With people who suffer from drug addiction, they describe it as a force that takes them over, and they cannot govern their own lives.

What it doesn't have right now (and this may change as the new cast members relax and stretch into their roles) is that surging tidal force that takes you where you never intended to go, knocking the breath out of you.

In Candida such speculative issues are only lightly touched on, and this is true also of You Never Can Tell (performed 1899), in which the hero and heroine, who believe themselves to be respectively an accomplished amorist and an utterly rational and emancipated woman, find themselves in the grip of a vital force that takes little account of these notions.

"The Visel paper is a beautiful study; a tour de force that takes functional genomics using CRISPR-Cas9 to a new level," Cohn says.