Sentence examples for compelled to enter from inspiring English sources

They feel compelled to enter it.

"I think the schools feel compelled to enter these kinds of agreements.

As he reached the bathrooms at the end of the hallway, he felt compelled to enter the women's facilities.

He described how he had been compelled to enter the electoral arena after fighting in the Second Lebanon War, in 2006.

I passed by the locker room where I used to dress, and almost out of habit, I felt compelled to enter.

He does not feel compelled to enter horses in every big race; he shows up in them only when he believes he can win.

They were compelled to participate in them.

This is what compelled me to enter the Hult Prize last November, along with four colleagues from ESADE Business School in Spain.

It had been those same, historically light-air early legs that compelled Pettibone to enter the Worrell.

This compelled her to enter another male bastion: politics.

Like the aforementioned laboratory chimp, something compelled me to enter this slick Hellmouth, even though I knew in my gut that only torment and impotent rage could result from the impulse, with no peanut at the end.