Sentence examples for oblige for from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Stephen Curry will oblige, for signing autographs has almost been a part of his contract the last two seasons.

If the drug fails to take the workers' meager earnings, the prostitutes waiting nearby are happy to oblige for $6 per 20-minute session.

Chivalry (for medieval Europeans) and noblesse oblige (for modern ones) had both reined in rich people's tendency to use the poor.

Vervet monkeys are another matter (the bartenders keep slingshots behind the bar to ward them off), and elephants have been seen lumbering in the surf, although they didn't oblige for us.

So when Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign arrived in South Texas in February seeking an edge in its uphill battle against Senator Barack Obama, Ms. Espinoza was happy to oblige, for a price.

Jamie Ward tries to oblige for Forest but curls wide.

It has also paid peasants more than the law obliged for their land.

Mr. Gannon obliged for a few minutes, then shooed them away so he could finish.

Audience interaction can be terrifying and ill-advised, but the audience happily obliged for this unconstrained piece of theatre.

Schools and colleges have been obliged for some time to record where pupils go after they leave: college, university or the jobcentre.

The Secretary of State for Energy, Mr Wedgwood Benn, felt obliged for example, to declare that his election expenses are paid by his constituency party.