Meanings of take by force in English

He will not buy what he believes he can take by force.

Confiscation means to take by force without the correct compensation.

Who will take by force what may be won by a few soft words?

He would rob a church, and was one who would rather take by force than favor.

To go on viking cruise and take by force that which is not our own is sinful.

Yield to us, Estein Hakonson, or we will take by force what you will not give us.

She had no doubt that he would now take by force what he could not win the other way.

There was no help therefore but to attempt to take by force what was denied to our modest request.

When famine urges him, he goes blindly, helplessly, dumbly, and tries to take by force that which is denied by force.

This is a land we must struggle to tame, a land we must take by force from the monstrosities that abound here!

Why, as to that, she trades when she can't take by force; but she takes by force when she can, in preference.

Again pleading patriotism, they declare that it is the moral right of the nation to take by force such room as it needs.

Since he would barter his own daughter for a high place, he would not hesitate to take by force the daughter of another.

When Black Bart returned without Joan, without even a note of answer about his neck, the master made ready to take by force.

What will it avail you to take by force what you may quickly have by love, or destroy them that provide you food?

While generally friendly, a few of the baser sort persisted in attempting to steal, or take by force, trivial articles which struck their fancy.