Sentence examples for obligingly gave from inspiring English sources

Liebermann obligingly gave the boy blond hair and sandals, making him look less poor and less Jewish.

She obligingly gave out the names of her interior decorator and personal chef -- whose very existence may have given comfort to visitors feeling inadequate about their own homes.

Payne emerged from Holloway prison to be met by a former client in a Rolls-Royce and obligingly gave the waiting photographers a V-sign and a quote: "V for victory, V for voucher".

Toovey, one of the DA Gallery's founders, obligingly gave a tour of the place, water-stained ceilings and all.

Although she was not in her home state of Kansas any more, Wright had obligingly given her a Toto dog as company for her performance of Over The Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz.

Do you obligingly leave a voice mail after the beep?

In the interview that Kate and William gave to ITV's Tom Bradby after announcing their engagement, she sounded almost as sheltered and eager to please as the young Diana, whose ring she obligingly modelled ("Obviously, I would have loved to have met her"), while William exuded the bluff assurance ("I've been reliably informed it's a sapphire with some diamonds") of, well, a prince.

The general outrage of the populace at the idea of a French Emperor gave the Electors pause, and when Charles put an army in the field near Frankfurt, where they were meeting, the Electors obligingly voted for him.

Kafelnikov obligingly held the door open for Hewitt, giving him plenty of time to rest.

All we are given is that little blue mark, which obligingly vanished within hours, enabling Anna to carry on.

The kitchen also serves fair pub grub and obligingly stays open until one in the morning.