Sentence examples for reluctantly got from inspiring English sources

Ms. Huffington's companions reluctantly got up to leave.

Still holding his glass, he reluctantly got up from the couch.

When I finally, reluctantly, got up to go she kissed my hand and I blushed.

"He thought I raised it from the dead," Mr. Daley said one recent afternoon, explaining how the project got its name and how he, a bit reluctantly, got his niche.

Then when he finally and reluctantly got a mobile phone, which he held as if it would explode in his hand, he asked me what the symbol in the right hand corner meant.

If you really get the death of a person you love, as I had finally and reluctantly got the death of my parents, then you know that the first and most fundamental fact of it is that you will never again see the person as a living, smiling, speaking body.

It is a city that is reluctantly getting used to its status as the front line.

Several of the voters I met at Gingrich's events seemed to be reluctantly getting their heads around voting for Romney.

Mark Mills has chosen this seductive setting for HOUSE OF THE HUNTED (Random House, $26), a romantic thriller about a former British spy who reluctantly gets back into the game when an assassin comes calling in the middle of the night.

The Minister greets them and says that his staff is celebrating a Rumanian National holiday, that he could not ask them to be his guests since formal peace had not been concluded between his country and the U.S. The author and his friend take their leave, and reluctantly get out their K rations for lunch.

She reluctantly gets in touch with Frank, a former acquaintance who once made a film, and now was content to sit on the terrace of a popular cafe downtown, sipping gin and brushing the hair off the forehead of Sandra, a woman who was rumored to be fifteen.