Sentence examples for put some force from inspiring English sources

"I tried [to put some force behind it] because I knew in advance that [Simon] Mignolet is a big keeper, very tall and very elastic," Herrera explained.

Without commenting directly on a new two-stage proposal by President Jacques Chirac of France, Mr. Fleischer said, "It does appear that a movement is budding to put some force to previous U.N. resolutions".

It's a fantastic piece of hardware and MS are really putting some force behind the indie push.

Ennis-Hill said: "I have been running and putting said force through the ankle, but I feel thavedoing a heptathlon is not the been option to achieving a full runningy.

It's often said that Apple is a cult, but the company's refusal to decrypt the contents of a terrorist's iPhone puts some force into the joke.

Ennis-Hill saId: "I have been running and putting some force through the ankle but (coach) Toni (Minichiello) and I feel that doing a heptathlon is not the best option to achieving a full recovery, and day by day it is feeling much more free and comfortable".

In addition to the huge rotation loads, the wheels are going to put some big forces into the suspension.

The soldiers charged belong to the elite Republican Guard units led by Ahmed Saleh, the former president's son, who were protesting a presidential decree that put some of the force's units under presidential oversight.

Afghan leaders also put some blame on Western forces who needlessly offend what should by now be obvious cultural sensitivities.

Thus, the methods we used are inappropriate in some respects but we attempted to put some boundaries on the forces applied in femoral impaction grafting to reduce the risk of fracture.

The threat of force had put some steel into the six-power diplomacy.