Sentence examples for go along willingly from inspiring English sources

Given Yahoo's large war chest from the sale of part of its Alibaba stake and the relatively free hand Mayer enjoys as a new CEO, it's expected that her board will go along willingly as well.

The general counsels of the megacorporations of the world, however, will never go along willingly and allow e-mail, the focus of discovery in modern litigation, to be controlled by a third party, such as a hosted e-mail service.

One of the few people from Kanungu who was related to someone who died in the fire said he could not believe that anyone had gone along willingly.

The word "rape," like most abstractions we meet in this novel, seems inadequate for what has actually happened to her: "The idea of being forced doesn't enter into it — hadn't she gone along willingly enough?

She says she was told about the sterilisation camp by a local health worker, but that she went along willingly.

It's understandable that, forty or more years ago, when moral strictures were tight and held in place by force of law, directors and producers would seek to expand the limits of the permissible, and that actors would (one hopes, willingly) go along with them.

And his supporters willingly go along with him.

So she went along willingly when they played spooky games with the Ouija board and read each other's horoscopes, or when Ted hypnotised her to help with the birth of their first child.

What surprises us is not so much the fact that the radio people thought up this screaming joks, as the fact that a majority of the 93 people of Mole Hill went along willingly with the scheme.

He said there is "no way" his daughter would have gone along willingly with a plan to smuggle drugs.

Will populations go along?