Sentence examples for obliged into from inspiring English sources

It was not technology itself that instigated the "Luddite" rebellions of the 1800s so much as it was the displacement, dislocation and disempowerment wrought when a skilled artisan class was obliged into disposable membership of a new industrial proletariat.

The drivers of Columbia obliged, laying into their horns as they circled the statehouse.

Young running back Shane Vereen duly obliged, running into the endzone.

Yost's classmates soon obliged, launching into a brilliant choreographed performance to Taylor Swift's hit song.

Cruz happily obliged, launching into an extended re-enaction of a scene from the popular comedy "The Princess Bride".

The rooftop playing has certainly attracted devotees over the summer, some of whom have taken to shouting requests -- like Michael Jackson or Stevie Wonder -- which Zolan has obliged, launching into his own take on "Smooth Criminal" and other pop tunes.

Paul Scholes and Roy Keane were obliged to tiptoe into tackles instead of charging into them and Arsenal were able to play their way through the middle.

I am not obliged to fall into this trap".

But she said that Kenneth Conboy, the Investigation Commissioner, felt obliged to look into them.

Furthermore, the regulator is obliged to take into account the effects on employment of its decisions when clearing deals.

After the debacle in Srebrenica, the United States would have been obliged to go into Bosnia anyway, in order to pull out the besieged U.N. peacekeepers.