Sentence examples for oblige from the from inspiring English sources

If you want your breakfast more traditionally Scottish, there are countless cafes and pubs that will oblige, from the diner-ish Favorit (30 Leven Street, 19 Teviot Place), with two branches in the more studenty areas of town, to the nicely quirky Spoon (15 Blackfriars Street).

Perhaps he will reflect upon the fact that if he weren't quite so lucky — if he were poorer and darker of skin, and if he had been obliged from the start to seek his treatment under the tender auspices of the criminal-justice system — he would already have had his third strike.

This would oblige delegates from the 193 member states to take sides openly when the 68th session of the General Assembly convenes in New York on Sept. 17.

Time to bring "noblesse oblige" down from the attic.

The term also is noted in 1931 as tramp slang for "a girl or woman willing to oblige," probably from the fact of being "easy picking".

The spectacle seemed a gesture of noblesse oblige from King Mammon to the non-collector masses, or else a potlatch bonfire of profits that accrue to the Frieze folks, from facilitating intercourse between art and money.

Another fine Reid delivery saw Henderson oblige from close range to level the scores.

Obliging from beneath their makeup, the effect seems to give the photographer his desired pose.

He obliged from 10 metres in near the 22.

The straight-face did oblige on the 10th from 20 feet and a sumptuous chip to the cup's edge on the last ensured that the 36-year-old was one-up and the one munching his lunch most eagerly.

(4) One is obliged to differ from the papacy.