by the force of

even the fog had been thrown back by the force of the blast , which had cleared a great circle open to the sky.

It was nothing but a rock, with one creek naturally arched by the force of tempests.

Teal had been knocked to her knees by the force of the quake, but she had managed to keep hold of Baldan's hand and forearm.

If you think, MR. Wild, by the force of your arguments to get the money out of my pocket, you are greatly mistaken.

I looked at his concerned, innocent expression and was disoriented again by the force of his gold-colored eyes.

Rescuers in boats sailed out to sea to save people who had been washed away by the force of the floods.

Fox swimming across a rapid river was carried by the force of the current into a very deep ravine.

"Certainly I do, " I said, shaken nevertheless by the force of his approach.

Meanwhile, concern is growing over a number of new lakes formed by the force of the earthquake.

There was nothing we could do; we were not in our own hands, merely dragged along by the force of our past.

The internal pressure created by the force of his thrusting will stimulate your clitoris from the inside.

According to this theory, a large meteor hitting the moon would melt the surface rock by the force of the collision.

His eardrums had been punctured by the force of the explosion .

a star, whose matter is so dense [01: 58. 60]that it continually shrinks by the force of its own gravity.

Thus, dark matter must exist, and it was wrenched apart from normal matter by the force of the collision of the clusters.

e. g. Such abuse can only be checked by the force of public opinion.

Moreover, we are still plagued by the force of habit of the small producer and by the habits of bureaucracy.

She was killed by the force of a blow.

The wheel rotates by the force of the heat gun air.

The customary social classes and positions are broken apart by the force of twentieth-century demands.

It is held there by the force of surface tension without which water would drain instantly from any wet surface, leaving it totally dry.

They recognized, however, that matters of war and peace could not be resolved by the force of arms or the ingenuity of diplomats alone.

Every soldier of Napoleon's army feels it, and the expedition advances of itself, by the force of its own impetus.

Affluent Chile is traumatized by the force of nature, but our lives will not change dramatically.

Motor works by the force of magnetic field on the current role of the motor rotation.

He was driven to it by the force of selfishness only.

They are opened and sustained in the open position by the force of velocity pressure, and closed by the force of gravity.

A ship falls astern by the force of a current.

Napoleon conquered by the force of an iron will.

The result is that, largely by the force of inertia, Israelis and Palestinians are moving closer to a one-state solution.

A great man can dominate others by the force of character.

The trains were blown to atoms by the force of the explosion.

The car was completely wrecked by the force of the collision.

The tower was blown to atoms by the force of the explosion.

To make the disk rotate by the force of gravity we have only to invent a screen against this force.

He was smashed onto the ground by the force of the bomb.

The waves were pushed out by the force of water behind it.

Anything that is dropped falls to the ground, pulled by the force of gravity.

When a panicked Strong arrived minutes later, she couldn't force open the studio door, which was clamped shut by the force of the water.

Three coaches flung off the tracks by the force of the impact alone;

To demolish by the force of an explosion:

Some thinking on the promotion of the determination of interest rates by the force of market in China

Led by the force of cosmic soul I can reach the sword

Dragged by the force of some inner tide

By the force of the nature