I always feel compelled to sing along to this ode to brown women: "Your skin is the inspiration for cocoa butter / You inspire a brother".
Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter was opposed to this plan, officials said, but was ultimately compelled to go along with the president's decision.
In effect, Gibson had been compelled to go along with the policy at his pub – the Drapers Arms – to keep making a living.
Moore feared that they were not telling Richardson their full plans, in hopes that, surprised and boxed in, he would feel compelled to go along.
But he suggested that Democrats, in the end, might feel compelled to go along with restrictive spending bills, precisely the response White House officials have said all along that they wanted the tax cut to demand of both parties in Congress.
And while those earlier periods of progressive reform had more nominal bipartisan cooperation, it's not a coincidence that some Republicans felt compelled to do along only when faced with atypically huge Democratic supermajorities.
With the fall of Fort Henry 10 days earlier, the South was compelled to retreat along a wide front, and Grant, whose first and middle names were transformed to the nickname "Unconditional Surrender," came to the favourable attention of Union President Abraham Lincoln.
And at one point Katie is compelled to sing along with "Love Is a Battlefield," pretending that a wine cooler bottle is a microphone, an image so clichéd that it ought to be permanently retired from sitcomland along with air-guitar playing.
Once the tension force of dislocation line exceeded a critical value, the jog was compelled to climb along the slip direction of the dislocation.
In the patterns of that time, people were compelled to go along religiously with their rulers, whether Catholic or Protestant, conservative or radical.
