Sentence examples for oblige the time from inspiring English sources

Adıvar and Raffoul introduced a new periodicity concept on time scales which does not oblige the time scale to be closed under the operation t ± ω for a fixed ω > 0. They defined a new periodicity concept with the aid of shift operators δ ± which are first defined in [4] and then generalized in [5].

Rhys did not oblige at the time, but released him the following year and in 1169 Fitz-Stephen led the vanguard of a Norman army which landed in Wexford.

As Aussies do, she happily obliged, however by the time they arrived I really was too stuffed to actually dig in.

Because they don't face enough of a liability, device manufacturers don't feel obliged to invest the time, money and effort necessary to secure their devices.

They obliged the four-times Olympic gold medallist, making him the first British sailor to be on board the winning boat in the America's Cup since Charlie Barr in 1899, 1901 and 1903.

The landscaper obliged him, and by the time the train doors opened in Elizabeth, Bobby the Janitor was out cold and on his back.

Mr. Barrett said that the producers had asked him to escort the woman to the premiere, but he did not have the time to oblige.

When Mike asked him to repeat himself, my dad obliged, this time a little louder.

But dramatists at the time were obliged to work in code: when the hero of Emlyn Williams's superlative Accolade (1950) is accused of having sex with an underage girl in Rotherhithe, I automatically assume Williams was really talking about boys.

Yet, in times where interconnectivity obliges instantaneous responses, whoever has the time to think about privacy, let alone the public sphere?

At the time, Haltom happily obliged.