Sentence examples for forcibly took from from inspiring English sources

And what of the ancient book — the Marjean codex — that Cade forcibly took from the owners of a French chateau in the book's prologue?

Some of those quarters were forcibly taken from owners, who could try to get them back.

When the baby was forcibly taken from her, she went mad.

The original article asked, What if your adopted child had been forcibly taken from her parents and sold into adoption?

The relatives sought an assurance that Elian would not be forcibly taken from them at the proposed meeting.

As Rudd pointed out in his speech, between 1910 and 1970, between 10%and30%0% of Indigenous children were forcibly taken from their families.

Particularly damaging was a state-financed, church-run boarding school system for aboriginal children who were forcibly taken from their families by officers of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Police said Pashinyan was forcibly taken from a rally on Sunday, shortly after Sarksyan rejected demands to step down, as riot police and demonstrators clashed in the capital.

Still, when it comes to looted heritage, is it morally wrong to steal back treasures that were forcibly taken from your culture?

On the evening of Oct. 31, 2009, Officer Schoolcraft, who had gone home sick from work, was forcibly taken from his home in Queens by senior police officials and delivered to a hospital psychiatric ward.

A four-year review by more than 400 Dutch museums and galleries has turned up a list of 139 artworks that may have been forcibly taken from Jewish families during the Nazis' reign, the BBC reported on Tuesday.