Sentence examples for force words from inspiring English sources
"I've learned never to try and force words to come".
Malala responded to the violence of the Taliban with her own countervailing force: words against bullets.
Mr Boyle said one of the most significant changes was DC Bazeley's initial description of the backslap DC Liles gave to Mr Ullah as being made "with some force", words that were removed from his IPCC statement.
While sonnets don't demand the degree of crow-barring required to force words into, say, a sestina or a villanelle, it takes skill to write them, and considerably greater skill to write them well; to work within their strict metrical limits while at the same time, through the heft of your words, to say something that transcends them.
Derek Jeter remembered the first time he got close to Ripken, when he reached second base, turned and asked, "What's up, Mr. Ripken?" Nick Johnson, in his first month in the majors, reached third base in Baltimore last weekend, turned to Ripken, but could not force words out of his mouth.
I still can't force words from my mouth, but I fall on the ship's stern next to my ten year old son, who looks like he's seen a ghost.
This looks to be at least partially due to recent moves by the FTC to force word-of-mouth advertisers to disclose any financial incentives to promote products: "FTC" is mentioned five times in the press release that will be issued on Monday (a copy of the press release is below).
A few weeks later, as I was faxing in 6,000 forced words about someone I hardly knew, the Times Square club shooting took place.
But there are fiery properties in consciousness of failure and at last, having forced words on to a page, finishing one novel and then starting a second, I embraced production.
All the while my brother was forcing words through his sobs: "Look at me... my only friends are n-niggers..
He took advantage of the rhythmic flexibility of the French language, but sometimes took this to extremes, forcing words into unnatural stresses.
