Sentence examples for compelled to call from inspiring English sources

With a deal within reach, Cashman felt compelled to call George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' owner.

Asked why he felt compelled to call the governor, Mr. DiVincenzo replied: "Faheem Williams".

When I saw her name on the List in Gotham's November issue, I felt compelled to call and tell her.

This may be true when he is compelled to call members of the Sex Pistols "Mr. Rotten" and "Mr. Vicious".

Now the possibility that he will be forced from office or compelled to call a new election grows by the day.

It is not clear why Francis then felt compelled to call a synod to seek doctrinal clarity on these same issues, inviting the confrontation he had adeptly avoided.

With powerful and angry progressive activists demanding their representatives oust the president, many Democrats in congress may feel compelled to also call for impeachment if for no other reason than to avoid a primary challenge in 2018.

If we had the luxury of continuing to use the traditional phone system and not VoIP, we wouldn't be compelled to encrypt calls.

"It is our belief that once citizens become aware of the significant costs and risks associated with a compromised transportation system operating at less than optimal capacity, they will feel more compelled to demand calls for action that will, in turn, prompt policymakers to act," the report said.

Even Mr Singh liberal economist and leader of the drive for better relations with America felt compelled last year to call Fidel Castro "one of the greatest men of our times".

Something compelled her to call me out of the blue, and that something was Starbucks.