Sentence examples for forced to rise from inspiring English sources
He is forced to rise early to feed the books breakfast and tidy their dust jackets.
When this air is forced to rise to get over the plateau, it dumps rain on the areas below.
Precipitation is especially heavy where the airstream is forced to rise over mountains or encounters a landmass.
"The air is forced to rise a bit and that wrings out the moisture," Mr. Radell said.
"Now when these two air masses meet, the very warm 'plume' air is forced to rise vigorously over the cooler Atlantic air and as a result produces thunderstorms.
When this air is forced to rise by the steep slopes of the Himalayas, intense thunderstorms and rain showers are produced in great abundance.
Among the accusations was that he incited foreign forces to rise up against British troops.
Yes, it may be difficult for the labour force to rise much, even as the economy improves.
Even that unlikely ending would require the regime to conclude that it cannot defeat the rebels, and for moderate forces to rise among the fragmented opposition.
Why doesn't Europe face its failure with the EUROZONE project rather than dragging the rest of the world into a deeper crisis and allow Chinese forces to rise!
Mr Galloway was expelled from the Labour Party in October 2003 in the wake of his outspoken comments on the Iraq war - comments which Labour chairman Ian McCartney said "incited foreign forces to rise up against British troops".
