Sentence examples for forced fellowship from inspiring English sources

One Sunday during "forced fellowship," I was asked about my work by a girl with a septum piercing, fedora, and flannel.

I knew that there would be a moment in the service of "forced fellowship" when you have to talk to your neighbor/a complete stranger for five minutes.

Some forced bipartisan fellowship has taken place behind presidents as they gave their addresses, as Democratic speakers of the House and Republican vice presidents — and vice versa — have taken their seats.

Although he was not yet a priest, he was forced to forfeit his fellowship, resulting in the loss of his residence at Jesus College.

He was stripped of his Cambridge fellowship and his knighthood, and forced to resign from the British Academy.

Most postdocs ask themselves questions about their future goals only when forced to by the imminent end of their fellowship.

After "The Fellowship of the Ring," we will be forced to wait twelve months for "The Two Towers" — a period of reflection that, given the title, is probably a good thing.

She returned to the institute last year as the recipient of a Scholars at Risk fellowship; the fellowship provides residency at a consortium of institutions around the world to scholars forced to flee their home countries.

In 2013, Meza, 55, was forced into exile in the UK, and was accepted on the University of York's protective fellowship scheme for human rights defenders.

I won my Marie Curie fellowship but if I hadn't, my wife and I would have been forced to leave the European Union within a month of the announcement.

Early in The Fellowship of the Ring, the wizard Gandalf describes Saruman as "the chief of my order" and head of the White Council that forced Sauron from Mirkwood at the end of Tolkien's earlier book The Hobbit.