Sentence examples for get forced out from inspiring English sources

Two Iranian ministers get forced out as Ahmadinejad tries to assert his independence.

Let's hope Mr Jenkins lasts longer than Mr Diamond and does not get forced out by another scandal.

It's how you handle them that counts (think Dyke on Gilligan – inflame the situation until you get forced out).

She did not resign to seek higher office, nor did she lose an election, retire on a pension or get forced out by scandal.

We live in colonies and we strike out on our own, or get forced out or starved out or are eaten up by our competition, by the biggest rats".

Other international cities such as Amsterdam, Zurich, Paris and Toulouse also have night mayors where they improve both the functioning of the city and night-time economy and reduce noise by removing curfews because people don't get forced out in the street all at once looking for transport.

"Nobody is getting forced out" of the shelters.

But it also makes them vulnerable when an official they are close to gets forced out in a power struggle and is accused of corruption.

(In contemporary life, soul or conscience most often gets forced out by technology, as with the undeleted tweet or e-mail).

"I missed the start by about a second and then the wind went left and I got forced out right and that was it, all over".

It would involve either the Syrian rebels overthrowing their adversary, or him getting forced out as a result of a peace deal.