Examples of using Need to force in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If her boss can get us to Hargrave, we need to force her to get us to her boss.
We need to force the issue.
Need to force your way with them.
You might need to force the issue.
We need to force it out of him.
I guess I need to force the issue.
I need to force him into the defensive.
Do i need to force myself to eat?
No need to force the client to register another five accounts.
We didn't need to force anyone to attend.
We need to force Angelo to show up at the meet.
I don't need to force women to have sex with me.
No need to force yourself to do strenuous exercise.
Sometimes you need to force yourself to do the thing that you are scared of.
You need to force Lex to confess what he's done.
We need to force them down, make them come to us.
You need to force it to assume a shape you find truly amusing.
You just need to force yourself to get acquainted with the results of their work.
There's no need to force an unhappy union, not when there are many women who would faint.
There is no need to force your child to actively focus on listening to the music and stories.
Look, we need to force Antonia out of Marnie's body before she kills all of us, and we need Casey's body to do that.
There is no need to force them to kiss to the aunt or grandmother, but they must be polite and greet well-known people and even strangers.
You'll need to force yourself to evaluate your operations objectively, thoroughly and maybe even harshly to find new answers that help drive the business forward.
Patrick got what he needed to force Angle to do what he wanted.
So every level in the first chapter needs to force to player to do something they will need further in the game.
Trump told Abbas that he does not believe that the United States needs to force a solution on the parties and would oppose one side seeking to force a solution on the other.
First, Greece needs to force the financial institutions that hold $206 billion of its bonds to accept a“voluntary” 50% haircut as demanded during the Eurozone summit in October.