Sentence examples similar to forcibly hit from inspiring English sources
I saw people being hit and forcibly pushed back even though they were not the ones doing the pushing.
Those who refuse will not be forcibly vaccinated, but will be hit with the $1,000 fine, authorities said.
This hit me most forcibly in the long climactic detour, almost a film within the film, about the casting of a new bell for the war-damaged monastery of Vladimir.
Security had to forcibly remove the guy.
WHEN did the military forcibly remove Mr. Morsi from power?
Seconds later the shoes were history, tossed forcibly over her shoulder where they quite possibly put out a stained glass window or hit Meryl Streep in the face.
He hit a poor shot out, to 12 feet, missed the par putt and again the putter got some air time, as it was aimed forcibly at the bag.
The gem hit global headlines this week when India's Solicitor-General Ranjit Kumar on Monday warned the country's Supreme Court against lodging a formal claim for the diamond, saying it had no grounds to demand the Kohinoor's return because it was not "stolen or forcibly taken" and had been a "gift" to the EIC.
The Hill staffers and others in the packed room were jarred by the scenes showing primates engaging in self-mutilation by tearing gaping wounds into their arms and legs, infant monkeys screaming as they are forcibly removed from their mothers, and a researcher hitting a monkey three times in the teeth with a pipe.
A minority view, put most forcibly by the BoE's Martin Weale, says the figures indicate a sructural shift to working lower hours and recent increases show the labour market is tightening, hitting a new, lower ceiling.
