Sentence examples for oblige an from inspiring English sources
But even when I wandered in without any warning, he and the club members were happy to oblige an out-of-towner.
The night before the trip, the mayor's office asked Mr. Trump's office whether it could use his Boeing 727 for the trip, and Mr. Trump was happy to oblige, an official in his organization said.
The First Amendment limits the government's ability to restrict speech, but it does not oblige an individual to supply the Aryan Nation with copies of "Chicken Soup for the White Supremacist's Soul".
But the thicket of Chinese defenses could oblige an American aircraft carrier and its strike group to operate hundreds of miles farther out to sea, decreasing the number of attack sorties its aircraft could mount in a day and diminishing their effectiveness.
But the requirement does not oblige an operator to decrypt confidential information, said Mr. Conway, who is an alternate member of the board that oversees the European Network and Information Security Agency, a group based in Greece that advises the European Commission.
Unlike other shows trying to oblige an actor who wants to leave, The Good Wife does it so well.
You might choose a title to oblige a friendship or to suggest sympathy with a cause.
"There was a noblesse oblige, a sense that you would be generous with your contributions".
"We proved in our revolution that you could really oblige a dictator to step down peacefully".
French law does not oblige a bidder to offer identical terms to all shareholders.
