by force

Making them to do so by force would result in a war.

By force of will, he turned away from her, looking to his right.

He was already hard at the idea of taking a woman by force.

And he'd keep her with him by force if he had to.

He came to my room and took me by force.

I told him that he could keep me only by force.

So they kept me by force near half an hour.

When that does not work, he takes her by force.

But I do not want to open it now by force.

We'll bring him back to reason, by force if need be.

"This land is being taken from us by force because of the oil."

They are often held together by force, and the army's power is great.

Some believe that the only way we're ever going to help our people is by force.

If they wanted to take it by force just let them try such a move!

They're in arms against us now, and we can take them over by force.

They are to be taken off, by force if necessary.

We've done it by force, and made real war on each other.

"She cut out the heart of any man who took her by force."

"But I cannot help it if someone takes me by force."

All he knew was that she had been taken by force against her will.

I am here within your lines by force, and against my will.

He expected this time they would be met by force.

"Do you mean he would make me his wife by force?"

You can say that I was too strong and took it by force.

She got up from the chair, as if to stop him by force.