Sentence examples for forced to crawl from inspiring English sources
Like so many others, he was punched, beaten and forced to crawl in the mud.
It said 19 miners had been injured and dozens forced to crawl to safety through suffocating smoke and coal dust.
They are rudely awoken and forced to crawl on their hands and knees to an orgiastic party.
A disabled man was forced to crawl through the aisle of a plane after airline staff allegedly failed to offer him assistance when the flight landed.
"Outrage as man with cerebral palsy was forced to crawl off plane," ran one headline in the U.K. "Severely disabled man on plane crawls down aisle," read another.
He feared for their lives as their hands were tied behind their backs and they were forced to crawl from room to room.
On Friday, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg warned that a transit strike could paralyze the city and could contribute to deaths because emergency vehicles would be forced to a crawl in the gridlocked streets.
Commuting into and out of Manhattan by car during rush hour is usually an unpleasant adventure, with drivers trapped at toll plazas, breathing exhaust in tunnels, ambushed by unexpected lane closings or forced to a crawl by the sheer volume of traffic.
In fact on its way back from its first mission, the 1168th was forced to a crawl in one town: Iraqi men threw themselves in front of the trucks, and stayed there until they were almost run over (the trucks only slowed).
The detainees were stripped, handcuffed together, and told to lie on the floor, she said, then forced to run and crawl up and down the hallway.
By the time I'd forced myself to crawl into bed, I'd accepted over twenty-five new people.
