Sentence examples for been compelled to ask from inspiring English sources
Earlier, in his first statement since being voted out of office by MPs last week, Mr Yanukovych said he had been "compelled to ask the Russian Federation to ensure my personal security from the actions of extremists" and that he still considered himself the legitimate president of Ukraine.
He might be compelled to ask that Nixon be held in contempt if the White House refused to turn them over.
We were compelled to ask her to be in one of the allotment scenes in Another Year.
He suggests that the reader is compelled to ask "to what extent architecture is a protected form of speech".
Moreover, the same Adair is compelled to ask in the NFT's programme: "Has he [Cocteau] survived his life?
If I can laugh at that, she'll be compelled to ask herself, how grief-smitten can I really be?
It's not just Loyd Grossman who'd be compelled to ask who lives in a house like this.
Something about those deer, and being in a foreign country — I was compelled to ask her to marry me, though I always say she asked me".
Near the end of the visit, the two shook hands and he was compelled to ask for her contact information; she gave him a business card.
UKIP would be compelled to ask Mr Cameron, its only plausible coalition partner, for more populist concessions than its weight in seats could command.
