Sentence examples for compelled to stop from inspiring English sources

But last November I felt compelled to stop.

I interrupted desperately, talking so loudly that Cosgrove was compelled to stop and listen.

Feldman could have written that everyone within hearing distance of his music should be compelled to stop and think twice.

At Pier 69, I was compelled to stop and admire a doorless steel house-in-a-bottle installation by Malcolm Cochran called "Private Passage".

Nor is there any reason that Americans, once fully metricated, should feel compelled to stop measuring large expanses in football fields.

In 1990, the United States was compelled to stop the sale of F-16 planes to Pakistan because of its nuclear activities.

Gulf officials say they have been compelled to act to stop Iran turning Shia Houthi rebels into a Yemeni version of Hizbullah.Iran may not fully control the Houthis, but Iran and its allies have undeniably taken up their cause.

They can be compelled to rotate and stop at designated angles, very much like step motors, by simply controlling the intensity and pulse duration of the applied E -field.

He insisted that France was compelled to act quickly to stop the Islamist offensive, which he said could allow "a terrorist state at the doorstep of France and Europe".

Even Nick doubts that hearing a recovering offender speak would have stopped him from abusing or compelled him to stop.

In 2003, Oppenheimer began interviewing survivors of the 1965 killings, but the Army got word and compelled survivors to stop participating.