Sentence examples for in force to do from inspiring English sources

Government ministers, including Chancellor Wolfgang Schussel and the new leader of the Freedom Party, Susanne Reiss-Pareer, are showing up in force to do their quadrilles despite warnings from opponents that a large demonstration will be held outside.

There isn't the resilience in the force to do that," Mr Hayes said.

It is folly to expect a smaller American force to do in a short time what a much larger force could not do over a very long time.

The IPCC said the Met initially refused to investigate, so it ordered the force to do so in February this year.

One of the architects of 745 Seventh Avenue, Kevin Kennon, brought in Imaginary Forces to do the sign.

The ones who need it most are those who might never otherwise feel the usefulness of reading a novel, but in being forced to do so, might be converted to the mind-expanding, mood-enhancing, life-long pleasures of stories.

They're imaginative people who find their imaginations restricted by in-built confines: Heston Blumenthal forced to do the Earlybird Menu at a Harvester year after year.

In 2008, being forced to do their shows during the writers' strike, these three resorted to a silly feud over who made Mike Huckabee popular.

In existentialist language, it is freedom considered as 'engaged,' that is, irreducibly caught up in engagement and forced to do something about it.

The last Swiss canton to allow women to vote in local issues was forced to do so in 1991. Julian Riegel, 25, Deputy Editor Noisey Alps.

Women in Zurich were only granted the right to vote in federal elections in 1971 – the last Swiss canton to allow women to vote in local issues was forced to do so in 1991.