Sentence examples for compelled to only from inspiring English sources

As a non-commercial venue the Rattler isn't compelled to only book acts that pull sellout crowds – a dynamic that creates a tension you can feel offstage as much as on – and its steady stream of volunteers keeps fresh ideas, enthusiasm and new contacts flowing through.

It was a big ask for the band, because as intensely compelling as both their debut xx and subsequent album Coexist might be, two albums doesn't leave them with many hits to play, and aren't festival fans compelled to only want the hits?

That's the order of the bowl championship series universe, a place where teams feel compelled to not only produce victories but to justify their significance as well.

Because there is clear evidence to indicate that this movie could be a train-wreck (look no further than the abysmal Sweet Valley TV show) I feel compelled to not only cast this movie, but also to set a few standards for the wardrobe.

Gold, they said, "is the only commodity held down to a price established 31 years ago and compelled to sell only to the imposer of this strangling restriction the Federal government".

Their attendance at royal court days was called for only when court was held in Bavaria, and they were compelled to participate only in campaigns of the empire that were directed against Austria's neighbour that is, Hungary.

Students should not feel compelled to present only polished, finished pieces of work, but also to present on-going projects including a discussion of difficulties, because useful suggestions may materialize.

Only the bond's trustee can do that, and the trustee can be compelled to act only if a large number of bondholders demand it.

Because it is so big, some dairy farmers have felt compelled to join, only to find that they were paid less than before for their raw milk.

Even then, the law says he has a life expectancy of 26.2 years, so he is compelled to take only a small portion each year.

In other words, objecting nonunion school employees can be compelled to pay only those expenses directly related to collective bargaining; mandatory agency service fees may not be used by unions to subsidize ideological or political causes or perspectives.