Sentence examples for compelled to cancel from inspiring English sources
Svetlana Lunkina, a leading ballerina, said she feared for her safety and felt compelled to cancel all her performances for the year and leave for Canada.
It is a fortnight since the Beckhams, no less, were compelled to cancel an RAF Spitfire and Hurricane flypast at their pre-tournament party.
In a letter of regret to Alfredo Sanchez Monteseirin, the mayor of Seville, Mr. Maazel noted that the cataract surgery and the risk of dislodging a lens implant had also compelled him to cancel other appearances this summer.
On 27 August, NSF said that her "dishonest conduct" compelled them to cancel her temporary assignment immediately, at the end of the first of what was expected to be a 2-year stint.
That book, which Libyans are compelled to read (he canceled student summer vacation at one point and replaced it with indoctrination sessions), is filled with oddball notions and banal assertions.
Lenny's manipulative mother (Honor Blackman) compels him to cancel a long-planned cruise and assemble the four and their youngsters for a Seder.
Mr. Levine's continuing health problems, primarily chronic back pain, compelled him last month to cancel the rest of his performances this season with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and to give his notice of resignation as its music director.
She feels compelled to prioritise study over socialising because failing a single subject would cancel her scholarship, and has struggled to make friends outside of the expat community.
If it did, it would in effect compel America to cancel about $3 billion of much needed aid.But the army likes to maintain a high degree of control over the country's politicians, and this week's stand-off provides the generals with the perfect excuse to tighten their grip over Pakistan's nominal democracy.
Our species is compelled to make art.
