In actuality, seating can force the drum head to stretch unevenly, especially if the drum is warped, or not perfectly circular.
Resigned his seat, forcing a byelection, in protest at unfair treatment by party.
Byrd was pistol-whipped, shoved into the back seat, forced to lie down, and driven, he believed, to Camp Shelby, a military base built on rural Mississippi swampland.
Usually, the passenger to my front has reclined his seat, forcing me to follow suit to keep my nose from being broken by his head cushion.
In Los Angeles, for instance, credit card machines are often in the front seat, forcing riders to hand their cards to the driver.
Indignant that Mr. Brown had taken no action against some cabinet ministers who had abused their expenses, Mr. Gibson resigned his seat, forcing the by-election, and incensing Labour supporters in Norwich who saw him as a scapegoat.
She continued: "a few days later in a club…he just appeared straddled himself across my legs and started pinning me against the seat forcing kisses on me, and putting his hand down my underwear…and said "Now I've got you"…my friends came over when they saw and he quickly fled".
It's also worth noting how far Starbucks has come since it invested in the mobile payments competitor Square, whose messy and confusing rollout to Starbucks' stores a couple of years ago, had put Starbucks on the hot seat, forced to respond to wide-ranging criticism about its failure to deliver on a seamless mobile payments experience using the Square technology.
And there I was, emotionally shackled to the window seat, forced to experience sorrows that were much too personal in a place that was much too public.
Twentieth Century Fox was also in the hot seat, forced to make the decision to postpone the film that became all too real when a Virginia sniper left ten civilians dead.
But height restrictions amounted to only a back-seat force in the 1916 law.
