Sentence examples for managed to coerce from inspiring English sources
Two of us managed to coerce her into the lift.
But you'll still wonder how they managed to coerce or cajole so much talent into "State by State" (Ecco, $30).
A few years ago (when she could still travel) I managed to coerce the family to northern climes.
Although you won't end up humming Georges Auric's score in quite the same peppy way, you'll find yourself so deeply in love with Jean Marais's Beast you won't care -- and neither will the child you have managed to cajole or coerce into watching a black-and-white movie with subtitles.
Mahone manages to escape, and is coerced into taking down the Company, a secret group of multinationals which exerts an influence on the White House.
This film is brilliant on many counts: it manages to treat the themes of coerced confession and the IRA with broad strokes and without compromising their complexity; it has a beautiful soundtrack; the cinematography is gorgeous; Saffron Burrows is lovely in it; the writing and direction are flawless.
That unwillingness to use new features means Android apps will fall further and further behind their iOS equivalents, unless Google manages – via carrot, stick, or both – to coerce Android carriers and manufacturers to prioritize OS upgrades.
Often debts are used to coerce traffickers.
The abortion pill mandate coerces religious employers, but those employers aren't asking to coerce anyone.
