Sentence examples for swiftly forced from inspiring English sources

Stone herself was swiftly forced to issue a grovelling apology.

Television rejected him, as did the old Greater London Council for a race relations post, and, when he did land something – the British head of Amnesty International – smaller minds than his swiftly forced him out.

According to professor David Nicholls of Southampton University, who has written about Crawford Seeger in his book American Experimental Music, "Charles Seeger had always felt that women composers were a complete waste of time - an opinion that he was pretty swiftly forced to overturn.

He swiftly forced concessions from the government, which agreed to let him and other activists help draft legislation.

The Municipal Stadium in the western city of Wroclaw had opened in November, but was swiftly forced to close its doors again after its pitch-spraying system malfunctioned.

Italy coach Cesare Prandelli introduced Diamanti in an attempt to pierce England's stubborn resistance and he swiftly forced Hart into a smart save.

Consumer power would swiftly force change, as it has in the case of Starbucks.

Second, the Republican Party has largely abandoned the winner-take-all primaries that tended to swiftly force out second and third place finishers.

After the largest raid ever last month — at a meatpacking plant in Iowa — hundreds were swiftly force-fed through the legal system and sent to prison.

The Times has reported that Saudi Arabia has threatened to prop up Mubarak if the White House tries to swiftly force him from power.

There are Qaeda cells in dozens of countries, many in the Islamic world, and outrage at an American invasion of Iraq could swiftly force some governments to limit their assistance.