She answers willingly to undignified nicknames like Evil Assistant, Inspector Weedell and Tiny Dancer (an homage to Elton John's "Madman Across the Water" album).
If she answers willingly and her voice reveals eagerness and has no hints of boredom or disgust in it, those may be signs that she enjoys your company.
As I was about leaving the room, one of the persons we had met with at the coffee-house, asked me if I would be kind enough to execute a similar commission for him; I answered Yes, willingly, and he took a note-case from his pocket, in which there was a 5l.
In no other milieu do so many people, from such a broad demographic swath, willingly answer so many intimate questions.
He willingly answered my questions in Spanish, with the help of Leandro Mora (O'Neill's assistant trainer) as an interpreter.
I contacted Tudor Jones for this feature and, to begin with, he willingly answered questions about the band and their background.
Simple questions about Greek dishes and traditions required trips back to the kitchen for answers, all done willingly enough, but not what I expected.
Subsequent inquiries over the years by the Guardian into the scale of this kind of police corruption were not willingly answered by the service.
Botticelli answered the call, willingly it seems, by producing a new, archaic kind of work designed to make Florence tremble in terror at the coming apocalypse – his Mystic Crucifixion (c1500), with its heaven-sent thunderbolts, is particularly terrifying.
The scrutiny of Mr. Winnick, who was the nonexecutive chairman of Global Crossing, by multiple regulatory and legislative bodies during investigations into the company was extensive and unprecedented; he cooperated willingly, answered every question and, in the end, was completely vindicated.
During the Confederations Cup he responded to a victory by saying how pleased he was that the players had committed so few fouls (no doubt he had analysed the adverse effect of free-kicks conceded), and the other day he willingly answered someone who had asked if he stood by a 2010 description of football as a sport "defined by a succession of sprints".
