Sentence examples for gets forced from inspiring English sources

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.

The nose of the plane then gets forced into a dive that the pilot may not be able to pull out of.

He responds with his fastest serve of the match - 126mph - but then gets forced into another scampering rally and ends up pinging the ball just out.

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

"She represents the American individualism, and discovers humanism as she gets forced to live among Arabs," Mr. Sasmaz said, sipping tea and smoking a cigarette during a short break in filming.

Yet the abolition of tipping in France recalls a truth that pertains to the abolition or prohibition of anything: the activity just gets forced into a marshier, twilight area of exchange.

"Nobody is getting forced out" of the shelters.

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

There are so many people that can afford good housing, and others get forced out.

But if they get forced into that situation, they should resolve that situation.

We knew we needed to stand toe-to-toe with them and not get forced back.