Sentence examples for series forces from inspiring English sources

Cox, whose new series, Forces of Nature, begins on BBC1 next month, said he was worried about the current polarisation of debate, not least around Britain's membership of the EU.

Professor Brian Cox (you know, with the hair and the teeth) is back to teach us more about science, this time in the four-part series Forces of Nature (BBC1), in which he looks at how a handful of relatively simple underlying physical laws generate complexity in nature.

The series forces parents of teens to consider how we can provide a structured, loving environment for our kids, while still allowing them to take on developmentally-appropriate challenges.

Also, the series forced me to find local specialties, because I was in a strange city every three weeks.

A team built on relentless play unaccountably appeared a step slow much of the series, forced to react instead of dictating terms.

Anderson himself was a victim in one playoff series, forced to surrender his dribble, the ball and any chance for his team's cohesiveness.

Jamie Oliver today launched a withering attack on the health secretary, Andrew Lansley, for criticising the school food revolution that his campaigning television series forced Labour to implement.

The very need for a playoff series forced an examination of American vulnerability as well as a realization that the rest of the world is catching up to the United States.

Robin Windsor, another professional dancer on the series forced to pull out of the new run due to back problems, made a push in June for same-sex pairings.

But the Giants were knocked out of the playoffs in a four-game division series with the Mets, and Baker said the resulting fan criticism of his moves during the series forced him to think about his decision to return.

In the first episode of the new series, forced to work with an unfamiliar detective, Saga raps out a list of rote personal questions; when asked what she's doing, she replies simply, "small talk".