Sentence examples for obliging young from inspiring English sources

The charity is unable to help the growing numbers of young people to find emergency accommodation, a problem it attributes to rising rents, a reduction in the number of hostel places, reductions in benefit payments, and changes in the ways local authorities fund hostels, obliging young people to have a local connection to be eligible for a place.

He divorced Syrie in 1929 and met another obliging young man, Alan Searle, who eventually replaced Haxton.

"Funny Thing," which features an imperishably funny book by Larry Gelbart and Burt Shevelove, shows Mr. Sondheim as an obliging young apprentice, taking his cues from others and filling in the blanks when the show needs a tune.

And the United States, being an obliging young nation in such matters, threw his image back to him in a form even larger and more colorful than the original.

"Moonlight Mile" casts the hardworking young actor (who has two other films in current release, "The Good Girl" and "Lovely and Amazing") as Joe Nast, an obliging young man whose fiancée was killed just days before their scheduled wedding.

In addition to academics, it stresses athletics and is known for turning out well-mannered, obliging young men and women… Writer visits Deerfield, where he has lunch with Widmer, and sits in on an English class where a story by John Cheever is discussed.

With luck the C4 documentary should alert public opinion to this depressing aspect of globalisation and the new patriarchalism which obliges young women to "have sex with 10 to 15 men a day against their will" as one detective constable told the film-makers.

Architect and writer Pirro Ligorio called him a "foolish foreigner", and newly discovered archival material reveals a skirmish with Farnese, who obliged the young artist to leave his palace.

She offers her rich clients more than sex with an obliging, pretty young woman.

'Cantankerous', 'obstreperous', 'cussed' and 'abrasive' were some of the printable descriptions I recall from around the sports desk, though he could be more obliging to young reporters.

The girls lure the Western money in and it is swiftly relieved from uniformed pockets by obliging, nubile Iraqi girls as young as 14 who are more than happy to shut up, bend over and occasionally laugh sweetly.