Sentence examples for compelled to open a from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gingrich felt compelled to open a news conference Sunday evening with a bulletin about why he had looked wan in recent days, a subject of speculation.
The crisis has transformed the island – even Chinese artist Ai Wei-Wei felt compelled to open a studio there to highlight the plight of the refugees – but opinion on how, and whether, it will recover remains divided.
Given that the new UNSCR denies the "legal validity" of Israeli settlements, the ICC prosecutor may feel compelled to open a full-fledged investigation or further weigh in on the issue.
Not only does the Pennsylvania fighter want to discuss his upcoming Fox-televised fight at Staples Center, he feels compelled to open the conversation with a discussion of military service.
Mr. Borrani, a sommelier by training, said he felt compelled to open the restaurant after he noticed a Rotterdam trend: "It was always the food in the first place and never the wine".
Retired nurse Leila Stubbs asks: "Should GP surgeries be compelled to open for longer, thereby relieving pressure on A and E departments?" Rupert Read (UKIP) says: "We believe in border controls". But he adds the real issue was to address the courses of the problems which he says has "environmental causes".
Yet as long as it's buried in a tab people don't feel compelled to open, Twitter may not be squeezing as much value out of the Moments product as it could.
In the era of students as customers, this situation is only likely to get worse: while university health centres publish leaflets telling their students to get a proper night's sleep, university libraries feel compelled to open 24/7 during exam periods.
And it's why he felt compelled to open his graduate-level course on the finance of retirement and pensions to the masses.
