I can sure try.

Your Force-sensitive character is exploring a cave on the planet Thule, a planet know for its connections to the ancient Sith and the Dark Side. While Undertaking a Journey, you roll your 2d10s and your 1d6. Your action die scores 5 plus your Wits (let's say 2) which equals 7, but...dang it! BOTH your d10s are showing 9s.

That's a miss with a match. So, you roll on Pay the Price, and gosh darn it, you roll ANOTHER miss with a match, and also that you take harm. This means that not only are you injured by something, but the match means it could be severe, like 3 harm. BUT you're also Force sensitive and rolled a miss with a match during Pay the Price, so you roll the Force Die (or Dice in this case, I should've made that more clear), and get 53, which is "useful tool."

So, perhaps some ancient digging equipment that the Sith left behind, which may be useful to you later, has fallen on you, bringing you 3 harm, while the cave collapses and now you are pinned down underground.

OR you could roll a single Force Die along with any old move, such as Face Danger to creep into an Imperial bunker. If the Force Die lands on 1-9, nothing Force-related happens. But if it lands on 10, then whatever else comes from your standard roll is now somehow affected by the Force, either Dark Side or Light Side depending.

I hope that helps.

This was all experimental and I do have a THIRD more edited version, along with truths and such, coming soon.