Sentence examples for force to finish from inspiring English sources

LONDON — The end of the improbable Cypriot romance in the Champions League came Tuesday in Nicosia, but it took a $300 million Real Madrid strike force to finish off Apoel.

Mr Netanyahu has said he wants Israeli forces to "finish the job" and oust it from power in Gaza.

David Justice is bothered by nagging leg problems, and he was forced to finish the game in left field Saturday.

Then, trapped in mid-mountain, people discover the truth — and, because it is too late to turn back, they're forced to finish the job.

The kill from horseback is difficult, and the rejoneador or his assistant may be forced to finish the bull on the ground with sword and cape.

Because Mr. Ailes summarily fired her, Ms. Zahn was able to join CNN earlier than if she had been forced to finish her deal with Fox News.

Henry Okello Oryem, a minister who also represents Kitgum in parliament, says he has appealed to the Americans to send special forces to finish off the LRA or to unleash at least one Tomahawk missile to "zap" its leader.

Now he is forced to finish up his career with very sore ribs, wrapping them with ice and tape, and trying not to venture into the scrums near the boards.

If scholars can become successful without any athletic prowess, why should athletes with no scholarly inclinations be forced to finish high school or go to college during their peak years?

But the reality is this: with the inability to play on Friday, the Open will be forced to finish on a Monday for the second consecutive year, with the men's singles final scheduled for Monday afternoon.

The tournament was forced to finish on a Monday in 1997 and 2001, and this year it was moved back a week on the Tour schedule with the hope that it would bring better weather.