Sentence examples for often oblige from inspiring English sources

Small things often oblige you.

Off-Broadway plays, usually produced on low budgets in small theatres, have tended to be freer in style and more imaginative than those on Broadway, where high production costs often oblige producers to rely on commercially safe attractions to the neglect of the more serious or experimental drama.

In times of crisis, local decision making authorities and population often oblige the scientists to give their opinion on risk mitigation procedures, beyond any purely scientific contexts, putting the scientists legally at risk when disaster strikes (e.g. L'Aquila case, Italy).

Individuals shot while holding knives are often seen as trying to commit suicide by cop and cops too often oblige.

(They are often obliged to stand still for long periods).

Go Fish Politicians are often obliged to kiss babies.

Petronas reports direct to the prime minister's office, and has often obliged the government before.

(My day job soon grew intense, often obliging me to work late into the night).

On slow news days, desperate editors are often obliged to try and make something out of nothing.

They dared him to shoot and Rondo often obliged as the Celtics were eliminated in seven games.

The government often obliges state employees to attend political rallies, and regularly sacks those who show signs of political dissent.