Sentence examples for compelled to close from inspiring English sources

When I first met Sally, she was still making piteous efforts to include them in her new life in New Jersey — all of which they rebuffed like cruel suitors, until she was compelled to close the door on both of them, which thrilled me.

And irony of ironies, at another hearing, a witness had just gotten to the part of her statement about "improving access to government information" when the chairman told her that the 2 o'clock buzzer had gone off and they were compelled to close up shop and go home.

There weren't, but this led him to discourse on all the briefings he used to receive as mayor, and how he had been compelled to close down public spaces in Manhattan, and about all the things he knew about terrorism then that he could not, unfortunately, share with me, because they probably remained classified.

Under the present turmoil, the U.S. has felt compelled to close its embassy and has largely decamped to Riyadh.

Try to imagine how enthusiastic the area would be about Kelly's obsession if he felt compelled to close down all the tunnels to New Jersey for a week to do some special surveillance.

Later, BRAC was compelled to close some of the Shushasthas due to lack of sustainability and hence cost recovery is an issue which is yet to be achieved.

Governments with close control over the communications networks (and let's face it, that's most governments) might feel compelled to shut the networks down.

As Guido's mother, Ms. Peil said she was mostly offstage but felt compelled to stay close by in the wings.

In the 16th century, a period when trade and commerce were developing very rapidly in Germany, the bronze-casting trade was no longer compelled to function close to the place where the raw material was extracted.

It's a complex film for people who enjoy being compelled to pay close attention to what they're seeing.

Riders have been compelled to come forward.