Sentence examples for was forced to deploy from inspiring English sources

The military was forced to deploy an extra 4,200 personnel to help cover the shortfall in trained guards.

In the episode in southeastern Oregon, the firefighter was forced to deploy an emergency shelter and crawl into it when swirling winds filled with fire overran the area.

Abidal's absence along with injuries to centre back Gabriel Milito and fullbacks Maxwell and Adriano left coach Pep Guardiola short in defence and he was forced to deploy midfielder Javier Mascherano in the middle alongside Spain international Gerard Pique.

From the Oakland Tribune: "The day before she was forced to deploy, they told her you have a choice to make, but your duty is to get on that plane," Sussman said.

The team - without anywhere to escape - was forced to deploy emergency shelters, intended to shield them from the fast-moving flames, he explained.

The army returned to barracks after the charter was approved, but within weeks it was forced to deploy in cities along the Suez Canal to halt deadly clashes between opponents and supporters of Mr Morsi and the Ikhwan.

We were taught that if you are forced to deploy your fire shelter, you have erred.

To compound this Fellaini, Herrera and Anderson, plus Jesse Lingard, the forward Van Gaal is forced to deploy further back, are all unavailable.

And so we are forced to deploy our usual giant, cumbersome and expensive tools for heart problems, joint pains and the rest.

It's hard not to wince at hearing Ms. Andrews being forced to deploy the play's odd term of endearment, calling Norman "you old poop".

Should you press on, the Spinster will be forced to deploy her arsenal's biggest guns: exact recollections of anything you've ever said or done in front of her, and verbal jujitsu.