After the bull makes three forceful charges of the horse, the matador assigned to this bull will rush into the ring, attracting the bull's attention away from the picadors with cape passes called quites (from the Spanish verb "to take away").
Although Obama ended with one of his trademark calls for unity, the address he delivered was forceful and politically charged.
Her critique of Sanders's gun-control position was detailed and forceful, centering on the charge that, by voting to protect manufacturers and retailers from liability for crimes committed with guns they sell legally, he cut off a promising legal strategy for limiting gun violence.
In his forceful rejection of the charges, Mr. Bolani was careful not to mention names and was not specific in explaining how these arrests could benefit anyone specifically in the prelude to the crucial provincial elections next month.
The seven charges would include forceful imprisonment and attempted rape.
Hoping to energize minority voters, Senator John Kerry promised blacks and Hispanics on Tuesday that he would expand access to college, and he delivered a forceful new answer to Republican charges that he is running a campaign of pessimism.
That charge of urgency is forceful and insistent in some of the artist's early figural sculptures.
In the mid-1980s, amidst a crack epidemic, the First Couple personally led the charge in a new, forceful antidrug campaign.
Mr. Clementi's parents, Joseph and Jane Clementi, who said last month in a statement that they were not seeking "harsh punishment" for the defendants, responded to the new charges with their most forceful words to date.
The attorney general's comments were his most expansive and forceful to date on the politically charged investigation into whether Bush administration officials illegally disclosed the identity of the C.I.A. officer to the columnist Robert Novak.
