Sentence examples for going to oblige from inspiring English sources

For the most part, I am not going to oblige.

They could see a mile from home that their lithe, bay hero was going to oblige.

"Clearly, what has happened is going to oblige us to take stock," said Shashi Tharoor, the under secretary general for public information.

Meanwhile, Microsoft is going to oblige users to upgrade to its latest IM protocol by October 15 or stop using the service, reports IDG News.

"Tradition matters," Selig said, "but the fans have made it clear that they much prefer the interest and drama of the earlier rounds of post-season play, and we're going to oblige them.

And we're going to oblige.

"Living with my grandmother, I just kind of grew up feeling like I'm not going to be obliged to spend Thanksgiving with a bunch of people I didn't like — or who didn't like me!

In the film, once it becomes obvious that David is not going to be obliged by the girl of his dreams, the priest puts him in touch with an escort.

Because if they don't want to be intellectual hypocrites, they are going to be obliged to acknowledge that Alibaba's entry into the American market also means that the Chinese government will have direct access to American data – because the U.S. government says the exact same thing about American companies operating in China.

Growing crops with chemicals was all he knew — until the fall of 2005, when he went to a meeting "to oblige a friend" and heard Umendra Dutt, the founder of KVM, speak about organic farming.

If they tell him to go to therapy, he is obliged to go.