Sentence examples for forcibly driven from inspiring English sources

In defeat, around seven hundred thousand Palestinians either fled their homes or were forcibly driven out of the country.

The lesson that China is now a great power and Britain is not was forcibly driven home.

In 1989, when the government of Turkey offered to accept refugees from Bulgaria, more than 300,000 ethnic Turks fled or were forcibly driven from the country by the communist authorities.

In 1948, about 750,000 Palestinians fled or were forcibly driven out of their homeland, creating what still stands today as the world's largest and most longstanding refugee problem.

The protesters were forcibly driven out of Pearl Roundabout by security forces in March 2011, after King Hamad declared a state of emergency and brought in troops to crush dissent.

In temperate zones, young queens (gynes) leave the nest in the autumn and mate, often more than once, with males (drones) which are forcibly driven out of the colony.

Even before the Illinois action on Monday, homeowners across the nation have lodged complaints with state regulators and filed lawsuits of their own, contending that Safeguard tried to forcibly drive them from their homes in a campaign of fear that involved damaging possessions, changing locks and shutting off electricity.

And when you stop to consider how one man there had worked the pit for 49 years, it forcibly drives home the notion that mining was their life and their life was mining.

That row of smiling faces was to preside over a partition executed with such heinous incompetence that it resulted in the deaths of one million people and caused millions of others to be driven forcibly from their homes.

Some are abducted or forcibly recruited, others are driven to join by poverty, abuse and discrimination.

While many children are abducted and forcibly recruited, others are driven into armed forces by poverty, hardship and alienation.