Sentence examples for again obliged from inspiring English sources

Hoover again obliged, confidentially providing information from the bureau's domestic surveillance files.

Unable to write while taking morphine for crippling pain, she is again obliged to shelve the project.

Just before Christmas of the same year, however, he was implicated in a theft from the Collège de Navarre and was again obliged to leave Paris.

Bale was the subject of an inquiry from Inter in the summer and after last night's performance Redknapp was again obliged, as he was before the match, to reject any suggestion that Spurs would sell him.

As they swept round the sharp right-hand hairpin side by side, the Ferrari clipped the left side of the Force India's front wing, with the stewards again obliged to review the matter.

While Andre Villas-Boas reluctantly agreed that his club may not resolve their dealings until the window closes on 2 September (and they have, relatively speaking, made more than most having signed France midfielder Etienne Capoue) Moyes was once again obliged to confirm that Manchester United are in the market for big names.

Ljubljana again obliges, not with the high style of Paris or Rome but with its own delights, like mid range Italian shoes at low-range prices.

The renewed court order again obliges the social networking company to give Leader full access to its source code, but still under very strict conditions (more on that later).

Feb. 4. The same sweet man comes down the stairs again, obliging and childlike.

But Ireland was again legally obliged to hold a referendum, and in June 2008 voters once again gave constitutional architects the knock-back, rejecting the treaty by a margin of almost seven percentage points.

Again I obliged.