Sentence examples for was compelled to go from inspiring English sources

Wisconsin was compelled to go for 2 to earn style points.

A saint? Miles may have taken music in "New Directions" but Coltrane was compelled "to go cosmic".

Mr. Baroin was compelled to go on French television Tuesday to declare the government would "do everything to avoid being downgraded".

Catherine Shoard (Notebook, 24 February) reveals that she was compelled to go to Selfridges food hall in search of a few special foreign mushrooms – the price £29.

Two bulky volumes were finished and in the hands of the publishers before the end of the winter; but a serious illness followed, and, early in March, Adams was compelled to go South for his health.

Her attempt to participate in the political life of the country during the reign of Isabella II failed, and María Cristina was compelled to go into exile in 1854.

Everybody agrees that no country can be compelled to go to war by a majority vote of EU members.

It is never a closed subject, but instead a matter we are compelled to go on arguing about.

But Joe would get me home and say: 'If we buy something we're compelled to go there.

In "The Enigmas of Chance", Kac writes... that saved my life because if I had gotten it a year earlier, I would have been compelled to go back.

After finishing a novel, other people go out for lunch or see their friends, but I am compelled to go to India or South America.