Sentence examples for been obliging from inspiring English sources
verb
To constrain someone by force or by social, moral or legal means.
- I am obliged to report to the police station every week.
The Americans have been obliging.
The government has been obliging.
But while the G.O.P. candidates have been obliging the president with their nuttiness, it has not helped Obama's poll ratings.
The West Indies have been obliging visitors throughout a two-month tour of England and, in theory at least, they did their hosts another favour last night.
While Roe enjoys popular support, since 2010, Republicans have been obliging antiabortion activists with a record number of restrictions in states under GOP control.
So far, the fossil record has not been obliging -- the oldest fossils of land plants are around 450 million years old.
Scotland are obliging this year.
Luckily, the Colts' opponents are obliging.
Some consumers are obliging.
Luckily they are obliging.
The fast-food chain is obliging.
