force something down somebody's throat

"You seem to spend a lot of time forcing spirits down my throat, Richard."

It is not something that should be forced down somebody's throat," she said.

She would like nothing better than to force the entire contents down Connor's throat.

Sawyer virtually had to force the water down Sidney's throat, but finally she was able to sit up.

It seemed to force its way down his throat, cutting like broken glass.

They didn't care enough to force it down his throat.

He punished me hard for something I hadn't done, then forced almost everything on the tray down my throat.

Her hands were almost shaking too much to pour some into a glass and force it down his throat.

I forced the eyes of the serpents down the Taken's throat.

It's not that we are looking to force a particular candidate down the board's throat.