Sentence examples for does she oblige from inspiring English sources

"Then again, you always have the customers who say, 'Please hurry, I'm in a rush!' " Does she oblige?

When she threatened one of her children, "If you do that again, I'll put you on the train to Bicester", and he did, she felt obliged, given her views on fulfilling promises, actually to put him on the train.

As Aussies do, she happily obliged, however by the time they arrived I really was too stuffed to actually dig in.

She got high before being questioned by police and did yoga positions in the police station while waiting — when an officer asked if she could do a cartwheel, she obliged: "Her way of expressing herself had more to do with her lack of gravitas and perhaps some kind of odd quirkiness".

"The tax laws and levels of taxation in this country are determined by the government, and it is pointless to complain that people don't pay more than they are legally obliged to do". She describes herself as an old-fashioned liberal, a believer in safety nets.

A financial obligation does not oblige you to identify with your debt.

"When you arrive in Italy, you are not obliged to do anything you don't want to do," she said.

The bravery of past generations does not oblige us to be cowed today".

It does not oblige you to take one person that you do not want.

Chile's fans appeal for a penalty, but the referee doesn't oblige.

Tolerance does not oblige me to support artists who are unrepentant bigots.