Sentence examples for compelled to grab from inspiring English sources
Shares in Citigroup sank $1.37, to $4.53, slipping below $5 for the first time since late November, when it was compelled to grab a second lifeline from the government.
During one recent gig, a girl in the front row was compelled to grab a beer from the stage and pour it down her pants.
The first few times I smoked I was absolutely compelled to grab a marker and start wildly scrawling in my notebook all these thoughts and impressions that had been bottled up inside of my head were now flowing out.
"What most compelled us to grab our cameras and begin to follow Hina as the central character of a new film was her brief mention of an upcoming trip to Fiji to pick up her Tongan husband [Haemaccelo Kalu, from Niuafo'ou Island in the Kingdom of Tonga], a man she had married a year earlier but had to leave waiting while she returned to Hawai'i to get his immigration papers in order.
At first sight it looks like another of those summer silly season surveys confirming the bleedin' obvious that companies feel compelled to publish in order to grab some attention when there's no real news about - but this one deserves to be taken seriously.
I hope this book is part of a growing chorus in our country, a chorus that calls to each of us and compels us to grab hold of the reins and help return our country to the ideals and themes that have made us great.
Well.. I'd eat there but after seeing the owner grab our leftist President I felt compelled to disrespect his establishment as much as the President disrespects our constitution.
I felt compelled to go as both participant and witness, so I grabbed my tape recorder and a willing friend and headed across the Bay Bridge.
A question will grab hold of me and I feel compelled to think about it for years or decades.
On the other hand, there was a lot more white space before — lots more turf up for grabs — which is why Mr. Perry might have felt compelled to run.
