Sentence examples for just be forced from inspiring English sources

Strap a polygraph to Sir Alex Ferguson and he might just be forced to admit that he often finds the Carling Cup a hindrance in an already cluttered fixture list.

And with this kind of threat on the table, reformers have enough leverage that the White House might just be forced into accepting more substantive changes than they have this year.

If she fails to pick up ground after the debate and the focus remains on the Perry-Romney tango, she may just be forced to retreat, though more likely she will stay the course through the South Carolina and Florida primaries.

Christian Ponder, 20 percent: the rookie quarterback is pretty darned fast, and because the Vikings have no good receivers except Harvin (who is now a part-time running back), Ponder would just be forced to scramble if he dropped to pass, anyway.

Civilisation would just be forced to exist around it, like that yellowing stain you can't get out of your sheets.

For example, there's that persimmon orchard in the nether reaches of La Cañada, where owner William Johnson might just be forced to take out the 475 trees he planted before they've even borne fruit.

That is where the Oriental rugs were that the major has just been forced to sell.

I'd just been forced into that situation by what I considered the excesses of the Bush administration".

In the story, he has just been forced (it doesn't take much forcing) to recite some of his work.

And having just been forced to pay £28m in fines to Swiss regulators investigating money-laundering claims.

Buttner has just been forced to strain to head the ball away from Sturridge after a dainty cross by Enrique.