forcing in English
they broke into Fred's house and forced every cupboard door with ax or crowbar
Use "forcing" in a sentence
1. Compare non-forcing bid, forcing bid.
2. I am forcing a sale.
3. And I think forcing people to uncover their head is as tyrannical as forcing them to cover it.
4. The government is forcing us to close.
5. Thus forcing him out of the martial arts world
6. Observing and improving our understanding of dominant forcing functions;
7. We have an executive order forcing you to comply.
8. 7 He blamed the press for forcing his hand.
9. The dollar weight of debts vastly increased, forcing bankruptcies.
10. He then turned south, forcing Babylonia to pay tribute.
11. Smil (1991), pp. 240 "Natural Forcing of the Climate System".
12. Synonyms for Burgling include burglarizing, breaking into, breaking and entering, breaking in, forcing entry into, forcing an entry into, stealing from, robbing, raiding and …
13. · It is forcing us to make corrections and increase efficiency;
14. To compensate for the resulting "excess," vertical motion may result: upward forcing if Convergence is at low levels, or downward forcing (subsidence) if Convergence …
15. Tying is also known in some markets as 'Third Line Forcing.'
16. “How the one forcing others to work* has met his end!
17. 4 Midlife crises are forcing them to reassess and re-prioritize.
18. 7 Hard times are forcing community colleges to turn away students.
19. We will confront the destructive practices of forcing businesses to surrender their technology to the state, and forcing them into joint ventures in exchange for market access.
20. These Arabs have been forcing me to do coke all night.
21. Like forcing food down a duck's throat to make fois gras.
22. The Baneful effects of forcing the voice is clearly set forth
23. Smedley immediately went to court, forcing the army to recant publicly.
24. Competition is forcing once - staid publications to spice up their content.
25. Communist guerrillas roamed the countryside, forcing villagers to join their ranks.
26. Palmer transforms and infects Windows, forcing MacReady to burn them both.
27. Abilene Christian somehow defeated third-seeded Texas 53-52, forcing 23 turnovers
28. She controlled herself sternly, forcing her face into a puffy obstinate shape.
29. Bendin' Lyrics: Bendin / Twisting to you / You’re talkin me round / Turning it good / Twisting the conversation / Forcing the sludge / Forcing the slime / We’re hooked on silver / See things in
30. This is forcing people to equip themselves with computers in a hurry.
31. Gangs of youths roam hallways, forcing teachers to teach behind locked doors.
32. Forcing herself to climb the stairs, she eventually regained the turret room.
33. Compulsory: forcing one's compliance or participation by or as if by law
34. Then its radio receiver failed, forcing engineers to use a back up.
35. The service to the front men was much slicker, forcing Charlton back.
36. Combinations, in contrast to the norm, are sufficiently forcing that one can calculate
37. He said that relief workers and soldiers were now forcing people to evacuate.
38. Fighting broke out, forcing the troops to conduct a fighting withdrawal to Boston.
39. I don't understand why they're forcing you to choose between piccolo and oboe.
40. (d) Forcing families to stay next to the dead body of a relative;
41. 7 He was forcing the State to enthrone a particular brand of modernism.
42. Deadlines: Give the other party a deadline forcing them to make a decision.
43. That's a hard thing, forcing a man to twist his own hanging rope.
44. If successful, guerrillas weaken their enemy by attrition, eventually forcing them to withdraw.
45. Imposing speed restrictions is easy, but forcing motorists to observe them is trickier.
46. They pursue other birds, forcing them to disgorge the fish they have caught.
47. Chicory root forcing is a common procedure that transforms the roots into something marvelous
48. That preparation involves forcing steam or hot water under pressure through finely ground coffee.
49. The energy embargo is forcing Cuba to use inefficient and often environmentally unsustainable alternatives
50. Louis XIV also revoked the Edict of Nantes, forcing thousands of Huguenots into exile.