forcing house

We expect letters to be a sort of forcing house for poems.

Every bit of glass in the forcing houses had been smashed.

The kitchen gardens and forcing houses are on the opposite side of the road.

The army became a forcing house for national liberation.

The quadriceps was removed, forcing House to walk with a cane.

Wasn't Bennington still a forcing house for creative work?

The Manor became a major site and was regarded as "the greatest of occult forcing houses".

Jones left the group, forcing House of Krazees to quit the tour.

It is in the middle of a row of other useful buildings, including the potting sheds and forcing houses.

And it is a forcing house in which little nothings, set down in a sketchbook, may one day reappear elsewhere as big somethings.

He fired one shot shortly after entering the apartment, forcing Housing Authority police to withdraw from the hallway outside the apartment.

In 2004, Rep. Bryan C. Williams resigned, forcing House Republicans to find a successor.

We must recognize that the forcing house in which organized crime germinates is the economic, social and political status quo that prevails in our countries.

This is the forcing house for high command later on; and every bright little warrior who is posted here knows that he's darn' lucky to be in it."

Rhubarb forcing houses have also been located in Wrenthorpe, contributing to West Yorkshire's extensive Rhubarb growing industry.

There were thousands of bedding plants, "stove plants", more than 600 plants in early forcing houses, nearly a hundred camellias, and so on and so on.

An environmental-impact statement could take months to prepare, forcing House and Senate votes closer to Congressional elections next year, something that the White House is eager to avoid.

To make matters worse, she said, real-estate values tend to rise sharply in the new financial centers, skewing development and forcing housing prices up so high that the process breeds homelessness.

When W. Carlton Weddington was indicted in a bribery scandal in early 2012, he resigned his seat, forcing House Democrats to appoint his successor.

Cuddy retaliates by pouring a vial of hydrogen sulfide in his office, forcing House to work in a room smelling of rotten eggs--he chooses to leave.

Coming on the heels of an impolitic remark by Mr. Burton about the President two weeks ago, the tapes fiasco is forcing House Republicans to confront two blunders.

When Representative John Widowfield was caught in a scandal for selling Ohio State University football tickets, he resigned his seat, forcing House Republicans to name a replacement through appointment.

Householders in nearby Sandford Road fear the new development on the Springfield site, which would have space for nearly 200 new cells, will make the noise from the prison unbearable, forcing house prices down.

The meeting with Mr. Bush also had the effect of forcing House and Senate leaders to put aside their anger at each other at taking completely different paths toward the tax cut, unable to agree even on its size.

If we do not get it gradually in some sort of planned way (including forcing house sales from mortgages that are not being paid, to allow the market to fall), then the markets will eventually do it (bring destruction) in a much more destructive fashion.