Sentence examples for certainly obliged from inspiring English sources

"Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!" instructs King Lear, and Britain's breezes have certainly obliged.

And they certainly obliged in the build-up to the recent fighting, when PA security forces helped Israel round up dozens of suspected Hamas operatives during mass arrests in the West Bank.

It can no doubt help at the margin, and it is certainly obliged politically to try everything it can.

Newcastle United were certainly obliging opponents for Pellegrini's first match and they suffered badly against a team that attacked from every angle.

Mourinho described Chelsea's display as solid rather than brilliant and Villa were certainly obliging opponents for a side in desperate need of a restorative boost, contributing to their own downfall with dreadful defending that culminated in Diego Costa's opening goal.

The preparations may have been chaotic, and Norway were certainly obliging opponents, but Hodgson's priority had been to create a side who would be difficult to break down and it should not be overlooked this was the first time their opponents had lost at home for two years.

And this is something in which we can certainly oblige.

He invited Spencer and I to come to his studios in Nashville, to which we will certainly oblige when we are there again.

"You can always count on a murderer for a fancy prose style," Humbert tells us, and Bruno certainly obliges.

The Pope would almost certainly feel obliged to visit the large Catholic community in Lithuania, and the Kremlin would almost certainly refuse him because the Vatican does not recognize Soviet sovereignty in that republic.

If, for instance, a Qassam rocket were to hit a school, the Israeli government would almost certainly feel obliged to hit back somewhere, somehow.