You are compelled to buy it.
She was showing it to clients but felt compelled to buy it herself.
Although I had read nothing else by Dan Brown, I too felt compelled to buy it.
Girls wore evening dresses; boys were virtually compelled to buy a dinner jacket.
Mr. James rejected suggestions that the workers were compelled to buy tickets for the event.
James W. Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management, does feel compelled to buy American stocks.
Ms. Woode also felt compelled to buy Ms. Hurley, a fellow nurse, a few drinks at Stan's.
More efficient ones could sell excess carbon credits, while less efficient ones were compelled to buy more.
The cassettes sold briskly at local markets, in part because residents felt compelled to buy them out of fear.
Once more consumers start to experience these use cases, they may be compelled to buy one of their own.
And with restaurant and food stocks generally ignored by Wall Street, few investors seem compelled to buy.
