Sentence examples for reluctantly over from inspiring English sources

And the Obama administration, after years of pressing Europe to adopt American-style stimulus measures, is now presiding — if reluctantly — over European-style austerity that is measurably slowing its recovery.

Just as this intraparty candidate assassination was being attempted comes news that the Republican establishment is basically decamping from Jeb! Bush and Marco Rubio's campaigns and moving reluctantly over to Trump.

So Lord Tavistock reluctantly took over the reins from his father and stepmother.

New Order was formed because Curtis died; Sumner reluctantly took over singing duties, and Gilbert, Morris's girlfriend, joined on keyboards.

After more expulsion of cigarette smoke, and a few bored expletives, an American Express is reluctantly handed over, and the bar manager is at last a happy man.

Instead, he reluctantly handed over the reins of his party to Richard Nixon, whose loss in 1960 made possible the nomination of Barry Goldwater in 1964.

She, too, saw her second son, the stammering Bertie of The King's Speech fame, reluctantly take over as George VI from his charismatic brother, Edward VIII.

Freedom of Information requests led to more government files being reluctantly handed over, and I began to learn more about the torture centre that the British military had operated throughout the 1940s, in complete secrecy, in a row of Victorian villas in one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in London.

Guyasuta and other leaders reluctantly handed over more than 200 captives, many of whom had been adopted into Native families.

"We'll keep it safe," the courthouse marshal promised each morning as I reluctantly handed over my phone.

As summer is only halfway over, many exhausted parents have reluctantly given over partial babysitting duties to the ghost behind the screen.