Sentence examples for compelled to drive from inspiring English sources

While he's in London promoting his latest project, he feels compelled to drive into the countryside and pay a visit to his long-ago lover and her husband at their rundown but beloved farmhouse.

In regional towns with limited public transport, they can often feel compelled to drive without a licence, but inexperience can be fatal.

Yet most immigrants like most "Americans"—are compelled to drive on a daily basis in order to work, care for their children, keep up their households, and engage in leisure activities.

This idea was met with scepticism by Darwin who, in a note to the second edition of his book on orchid fertilisation [12], wrote: "I have no doubt of the truth of this principle, but it is hardly applicable here, as the moth has to be compelled to drive its proboscis as deeply down as possible into the flower" (pg. 165).

Why is opera driven to such possessiveness, so compelled to take ownership of something that is not its?

Stone's deeply emotional style, which compelled Shabs to drive to Devon the day after he heard an early demo, has elicited comparisons with Patti LaBelle, Mavis Staples, and even, rather overheatedly, Aretha Franklin.

So curiosity compelled me to drive over, and that's how I find myself standing outside their gate.

This compelled us to drive our research efforts towards testing the most effective systemic treatments.

"I felt compelled to understand what had driven those men... and what drove others like them".

But even old age doesn't quite blunt the competitive spirit that drove him into politics and still compels him to drive a speedboat and sky-dive.

Society compels us to drive for self-sufficiency, but that very society we've evolved in holds us back.