Term Gallery logo

Meanings of forced through in English

We have no meanings for "forced through" in our records yet.
Usage of forced through in English
1
These were consecutively forced through the fabric after it was carefully stretched.
Mizora: A Prophecy / A MSS. Found Among the Private Papers of th...
2
The reforms were forced through by decree this month without a parliamentary debate.
The Guardian
3
Not every event needs to be forced through a political prism.
The Guardian
4
Commentators have suggested it may be forced through before the upcoming General Election.
BBC
5
Comes from being forced through snooty private schools when I was a youngster.
Changer of Worlds
6
Wrapping his arms around her, he forced through the wall with his back.
Geomancer (Well of Echoes)
7
Bleeding from countless wounds, he was forced through the stern port.
Paul Gerrard, the Cabin Boy
8
He had a dim recollection of something having been forced through his lips.
The Illustrious Prince
9
The second's silence was a thick barrier to be forced through.
Small wars: a novel
10
But in response, lobbyists forced through legislation to restrict municipal networks in North Carolina.
Wired
11
Then a great, flat, toeless foot was forced through below.
The lord of the rings
12
This project was forced through using presentations, not consultations, with skewed data and logic.
Independent.ie
13
We know it's being forced through at an irresponsible pace.
The South African
14
He adds that laws shouldn't be forced through during a period of heightened emotion.
Radio NZ
15
The pay to stay policy could have unintended effects if it is forced through.
The Guardian
16
Bismarck then easily and quickly forced through the new law against the Socialists .
Germany and the Germans from an American Point of View
This collocation consists of:
Forced through through the time
Forced through across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common