Examples of using Forced out in English and their translations into Polish
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That means that molecules are forced out, making the air inside less dense than the air outside, and the lantern gets lighter.
you can't be forced out during the day and you don't want anyone to molest your resting places.
David is forced out of Jerusalem, and Absalom sets himself up as king for a short time.
were then forced out by German counter-attacks on 10 August.
The majority of the population had been marginalised and forced out of the commerce in areas.
which were later forced out by the Ardians, and they were forced out by the Delmati.
Soon on its roadsides there were shy vegetable gryadochka which gradually completely forced out sport.
In March, he was forced out of the Australian under team to tour India due to stress fractures in his lower back and it forced him
only 20 of the 500 priests of the diocese had not been forced out, imprisoned, or murdered.
after they have previously been forced out of the subtle layers of the planet almost completely, and this process is already nearly complete.
will continue to be forced out of the European market,
reduces the economic growth pace investment demand is forced out by the demand of public finance sector.
the medicine will either be forced out of the needle and wasted
many of them will be forced out of school and on to the job market,
the Northern army forced out 15 000 supporters of South Sudan from the city,
then almost no-one chooses to arrive at the events in Petone- so the stadium in Petone becomes a kind of"bankrupt" artificially kept alive with the money forced out of the inhabitants of small surrounding towns.
The Red Army forces out German occupants on 29 January.
We have this FORCE out there.
conduits on the pistol force out compressed air.
We're giving you just three years to clear your forces out of Canada. After that, we're going to bomb all of Iran.