The suspicions and resentment had built to such a degree that the manager was compelled to call a most unusual team meeting.
On several occasions, "my dean was compelled to call me into his office and relate threats received from Republican leaders of the General Assembly if I didn't stop writing articles for the News & Observer," he wrote in an e-mail.
Count us in!" Ideally, you've replied before the R.S.V.P. deadline, not letting the stylish invitation languish on your desk or refrigerator until the hosts are compelled to call you (but that is an entirely different rant).
American forces were compelled to call in helicopters, tanks and warplanes to fight off an ambush by Iraqi insurgents today in the rebellious city of Khaldiya, military officials and witnesses said.
Saying that the announcement today marked a "very solemn and important occasion," Mr. Feeney said he was compelled to call for the special session because "we have a duty to protect Florida's participation in the Electoral College".
So as I tried to suspend my disbelief, I was compelled to call the author for this review.
She said the idea came to her while listening to "Little Red Corvette" while driving, and she was compelled to call him about it.
"The Notting Hill Mystery," according to The London Review, was "a carefully prepared chaos, in which the reader, as in the game called solitaire, is compelled to pick out his own way to the elucidation of the proposed puzzle".
Species: C. Phonus Field Guide to Mobile Communicators The Locator The Locator, found on the street or the train, in buses and airports, is compelled to explain exactly where he is calling from.
One is compelled to take sides, though the preference may be a close call.
