Sentence examples for forced recess from inspiring English sources

"It's been a forced recess in distress that is now over, and that should be a relief".

By the time Mrs. Madeline Silver, vice president of Bergen Beach Civic Associa tion, began shouting, "You're not going to get away this," the meeting was out control and the board began its forced recess.

In live video streamed by CTV News and other Canadian media, Ford at one point was seen being shouted down by angry spectators when he forced a recess amid tough questioning.

Interrogation tactics, illegal wiretapping, preemptive force, recess appointments.

Unanimous agreement was necessary and we were forced, therefore, to recess without agreement for the actual calling of the peace conference.

Exasperated Republicans were forced to call a recess while shutting off microphones and TV cameras, but coverage and photos of the protest spread fast on social media.

While Warren remains the leading candidate for the director's job, the Senate is unlikely to confirm her, meaning Obama could be forced to use a recess appointment.

The customary prayer and pledge of allegiance went ahead, but Poe banged the gavel several times in vain and was forced to call a recess when Democrats refused to leave the well.

At one point, the presiding judge, Mahmoud Mohammed Shoukry, was forced to declare a recess because of the crush of photographers scrambling to take pictures of the defendants in their cages.

And in front of Steinberg, he addressed the crowd: "The mayor and the city of Sacramento has failed all of you". The demonstration prompted a recess and forced Steinberg to end the meeting early, citing safety concerns.

In a two-front war such as we are now experiencing, the phrase is also used to recall past periods of confusion and apprehension and to offer perspective: "Right after Pearl Harbor," said Representative Lindsay Graham of South Carolina after the anthrax scare forced the House of Representatives into recess, "this country was in a bit of a fog of war.