Sentence examples similar to gladly aids from inspiring English sources
The Algerian insurgents had the support of Egypt and other Arab states; the Vietnamese turned to the Chinese and Soviets for support; and the anticommunist Muslim guerrillas in the Afghan War gladly took aid from the United States.
The local population is split between those who say they would gladly have aided Mr. Rudolph because they share his anti-abortion beliefs and those who find the association embarrassing and insist he subsisted on his own.
Today, it is gladly applying the "Band-Aid" itself — and in a way it insisted it couldn't.
Steve Jobs proudly talked about the iPhone 4's retina 960 x 640 LCD and after checking it out for ourselves, we gladly drank the kool-aid.
After originally declining foreign aid, Mr. Berlusconi said that Italy would gladly accept the support offered by President Obama and would devote it to preserving the region's cultural and artistic heritage.
State-aid rules, and rules preventing renationalisation, would be gladly abandoned.
Months of organisation, weeks sleeping on hard stone paving, cleaning, dealing with the press, as well as looking after the many hungry, homeless and sick people who turn up at the occupations looking for shelter – it's all being done gladly, in order to model the sort of society of mutual aid and trust that occupiers would like to see.
And the longer I can stay at home by technical aids, the more my quality of life grows and I can stay at home gladly…' (R1/188) '…the biggest wish of all of them is to stay at home.
And the longer I can stay at home by technical aids, the more my quality of life grows and I can stay at home gladly…' (R1/188) The experts explained that it is necessary to provide only as much technical and non-technical assistance as necessary because "over-supported" people tend to retreat themselves.
