Sentence examples for forced recreation from inspiring English sources

In between the talking and listening was what Julie jokingly called the "forced" recreation.

Maybe I could even get into the inherent problem that comes with trying to document anything, even mention how the first documentary film, Nanook of the North, was filled with forced recreations.

Sunburned from swimming laps in the forced labor of summer recreation camp, I raced home so I could catch John Dean's afternoon testimony before the Senate Watergate committee, and the next summer I read the paperback version of the committee's report by flashlight at a campground along the Delaware River, while raccoons scurried under my tent.

Because an GTA: Online session is limited to 16 players, with one forced to serve as cameraman, recreations can only get so elaborate.

Even the cockfights of the brash Chicken George in episode three are thrilling, assuming you forget that this is a dramatic recreation of two animals forced to kill each other for sport.

The practice was forced to close as protesters staged a recreation of the hunt involving cuddly toys and water pistols.

Two, why should the better players be forced to play with those who view it as purely recreation?

Verne Gay of Newsday voiced admiration for Parks and Recreation, but found "Pawnee Zoo" to be "flat, forced and messagey," and did not make proper use of the supporting cast.

Travellers turned off the land they own in Cambridgeshire or Essex will be forced to camp by the side of the road or on publicly owned recreation grounds.

The fire forced the closure of Paradise Road, which runs up a canyon dotted with campsites in the popular recreation area.

As a result, their children become part of family survival strategies and are forced from an early age to work alongside their parents in the fields, violating their rights to education, recreation, adequate nutrition and health care.