Examples of using Being forced in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's like being forced to win the lotto.
I'm fairly certain there are people in Hell being forced.
I hate being forced to do anything.
Soviet Jewish women and children being forced out of their homes.
Being forced to move out from our house after 16 years.
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Do you remember being forced to have intercourse?
Let's just wait until we're ready instead of being forced into it.
And it's about um… being forced to let go of the past.
For instance, a document from April 1944 describes victims being forced to undress.
I thought I saw a woman being forced into a car against her will.
They went down a hole at the dark end of a ruined passage, the boy being forced to go first.
We bonded over being forced into things that weren't really us.
And now I'm supposed to go back without being forced at gunpoint?
A girl being forced into marriage… what's she supposed to do, die ignorant?
I never lost my presidency after being forced to resign in scandal.
Again, being forced to testify against the DI is not returning me to safety.
Year-old commits suicide after being forced to marry his elder brother's widow→.
After being forced to seek Portuguese help in the release of three hostages, they left the Pearl River on 27 December.
God, I hate that I'm in this place and being forced to lie like.
You think being forced to bury painful memories is making symptoms worse?
Howard's disturbing recollections aside, I don't appreciate being forced to do banal committee work.
For three years after being forced to resign, Nixon remained silent.
Who confessed to carrying out this attack, that he was being forced to do it by this man.
The importance of independence, of being forced by circumstance to take care of yourself.
He was also in severe financial trouble, potentially being forced to sell his club to Donovan.
Jews who managed to escape the Almohad terror after being forced to convert to Islam, turned to different decisors with the question: What were they to do now?
He maintained that this was made worse by children being forced to study things that they were not necessarily interested in.
This was worsened, he maintained, by children being forced to study things that they were not necessarily interested in.
