When Japan was forcefully opened up a few years later it got the point and modernised so fast that its empire defeated a quasi-European power, Russia, within 50 years.
The gate to the prison was forcefully opened using iron rods and axes, and all inmates fled for their lives or from further imprisonment… Some of the [Boko Haram fighters] started to flee as the joint military/police force overpowered some of their colleagues.
According to assistant professor Nathan Brown, the police at UC Davis forcefully opened the mouths of protesters and pepper-sprayed down their throats.
(See "How Apple And IPhone Blew It In China").. Alex Wilhelm of The Next Web wrote that the store-opening move shows "both strong appetite for premium computing products in the Chinese market, and the willingness of Apple to enter forcefully open physical stores in newer markets even in the midst of a global economic crunch".
Alex Wilhelm of The Next Web wrote that the store-opening move shows "both strong appetite for premium computing products in the Chinese market, and the willingness of Apple to enter forcefully open physical stores in newer markets even in the midst of a global economic crunch". IPhone blogger Butterfield observed that this initiative is the latest in Apple's efforts to become more China-savvy.
It probably also had the ability to remove objects and forcefully open entrances when searching for food; it did this by inserting its wedge-shaped bill and opening its mandibles, as other starlings and crows do.
"La Bohème," the Australian director Baz Luhrmann's hipster take on the Puccini opera, burst out at the box office forcefully yesterday, after opening Sunday night to strong reviews.
That said, Mahler's titanic side does have the first and last words in this work, and Mr. Eschenbach and his players began promisingly, with a forcefully stated but carefully inflected opening.
No one could have re-opened the debate more forcefully than the kid with the English genes and the Australian instinct.
As the debate opened Tuesday, several Republicans spoke forcefully against the notion of setting a specific date — even a nonbinding one — to get troops out of Iraq.
