Sentence examples for reluctantly passed from inspiring English sources

The woman reluctantly passed her handbag to Katrin, and then suddenly was coming through the Toyota's rear window.

After being a loyal Guardian reader from the age of 16, she reluctantly passed her subscription over to me on her 86th birthday, no longer being able to cope with holding a large newspaper.

On one hand, the four-year rescue plan that the County Legislature reluctantly passed late Wednesday saves the county from its most imminent threat: a fiscal takeover by the state board that has been monitoring its efforts.

The House reluctantly passed the budget bill late Wednesday, sending it to the president's desk for signature.

Due to the radiation involved, she reluctantly passed through a full-body scanner.

Donald Trump described the bill as "seriously flawed" when he reluctantly passed the law, which had broad bipartisan support in Congress, in August.

No dice: Stahl must reluctantly pass that office and find the hack with the cliché-ridden "Après la Guerre" script.

If I really wanted to relive my teendom, I'd rejoin the back of the queue right now, and anticipate a Fat Rascal (a Bettys speciality I've had to reluctantly pass on).

The eventual budget agreement started to form after Governor Dayton announced on July 14 that he would "reluctantly" pass the last proposal of the Republican legislative leadership before the shutdown, but with conditions.

Reluctantly we passed up the fat gladioli, dahlia and lily bulbs knowing they would never make it through U.S. Customs.

The Chevin has been rather passed around reluctantly in recent years, but new owner Crerar, which runs a handful of exclusive retreats in Scotland, plans to increase capacity to 120 rooms, with enlarged leisure facilities and new spa treatments.