Sentence examples for get to force from inspiring English sources
Religions don't get to force their particular dogma on the larger public.
There was a light wind - no more than force 3 on the Beaufort scale (you don't start getting white horses and big waves until you get to force 4) - which was blowing helpfully in a north-easterly direction, and though the water was a chilly 15C (59F), at least the air was warm.
The question now becomes, how slow would the region's economy have to get to force the ECB to consider new forms of stimulus?
But I don't much care for Dell, and I don't really understand tablet PCs, so it's just personal preference, which, as a gadget blogger, I get to force down your throats.
It doesn't mean you get to force your beliefs on the rest of us.
"With meth addicts, who are paranoid and oppositional, you've got to force them to change," Judge Strophy said.
Kenneth Holden, commissioner of the city agency overseeing the job, the Department of Design and Construction, said, "I've got to force people to take days off".
You've just got to force yourself to do it even if you don't feel like it, because motivation comes and goes.
"I think you've got to force the issue whilst you're here and when your chance comes, take it.
You've got to force yourself so that when you go to the next phase it feels difficult to understand at first.
