forced up

Rock was bent and buckled as if caught between the jaws of a vise, and forced up into great mountain chains along the join.

By then, the Armada had been forced up the east coast of England, towards its destruction by storm, disease and shortage of food.

In the initial stage of keyhole formation with small keyhole depth, the melt is easily forced up and out of the keyhole by recoil pressure.

A hornito develops when lava is forced up through an opening in the cooled surface of a flow and then accumulates around the opening.

S&P's move sent Irish banking stocks plunging, hit the euro and forced up the cost of insuring the country 's debt against default.

The land was forced up in a series of three steps, each one pushing the land 200-400 meters higher.

slope soaring, when moving wind or air hits a ridge, it is forced up, and a glider can use the rising air for lift.

Poor, homeless children and orphans were often sold to sweeps, and were forced up the narrow chimneys.

The competition for the best players has forced up salaries for all players, not just free agents.

It forced up the cost of food and utilities.

We have put yokes round their necks right up to their chins, so that their heads are forced up (and they cannot see).

It has forced up the exchange rate, sucked in unproductive luxuries and stoked a boom in construction, particularly around Kabul.

Homelessness has been especially acute in Brighton, where Londoners have forced up house prices.

Pet conservative causes have forced up spending too.

He survived because the oil-price surge also forced up the price of grain.

One is that rock is forced up from the mantle in molten form as lava-at ridges.

and a fiscal deficit that jumped to 11. 4% of GDP last year, as recession cut tax revenues and forced up spending on the unemployed.