Sentence examples for to forces from inspiring English sources
verb
To violate (a woman); to rape.
And to forces too strong for mankind to know".
Except that India's mango economy adheres to forces other than simply supply and demand.
To be poised between worlds, to be "teetering" and vulnerable to forces beyond one's control?
Their purpose is to enable richer training and more mobility to forces in Europe".
He was eager to portray himself as an innocent bystander to forces beyond his control.
In this story collection, Boyle exposes silly folk to forces that gobble them up.
He is an outsider, an interloper, an undocumented immigrant, always subject to forces greater than him.
Some odometers pointed to forces beyond the exigencies of the horse game.
An earlier version referred to forces arraigned, rather than ranged, against Gordon Brown.
But their problem remains getting ammunition to forces spread out across northern Afghanistan.
The figures were compiled from freedom of information requests sent to forces in England and Wales.
