Sentence examples for reluctantly played from inspiring English sources

Kurt Kreuger, a German-born actor who reluctantly played Nazi soldiers in many films about World War II, died July 12 in Beverly Hills, Calif.

To head off Anglo-French military action, Eisenhower and his secretary of state ensnared the Europeans in a fruitless round of talks and conferences.Aware that they were on shaky legal ground for an invasion, the British and French reluctantly played along.

In the days approaching the match, played in Leeds, he suffered from increasing stomach pain but reluctantly played.

However, Beyoncé was more interested in his experimental material, and he reluctantly played her the piano demo of "Haunted" on his cellphone, believing its instrumental to be lacklustre.

Frustrated by the stereotypical supporting roles she reluctantly played in Hollywood, Wong left for Europe in the late 1920s, where she starred in several notable plays and films, among them Piccadilly (1929).

Minnesota scored its third defensive touchdown in the third quarter when Pete Kendall — reluctantly playing center — snapped the ball over the head of Clemens.

The final blow for White was the must-have inclusion of the vastly experienced Matt Giteau (95 caps) who can, albeit reluctantly, play half-back should the need to arise.

As it grudgingly agrees to more bailouts, reluctantly playing lifeguard and scold for Europe's weaklings, Germany is also discovering a solemn truth — that being the strong partner charged with propping up a common currency has put limits on its own sovereignty.

In the latter serial, Belle ends up locked up in a cellar by village children after reluctantly playing pirates with them, and later nearly goes down the path leading to Beast's castle.

The story lingers as a familial portrait, though, one that reflects on the roles our parents, siblings and children reluctantly play in order to keep the nuclear unit afloat -- and the impact of the secrets we all keep from each other.

Reluctantly, he played a song that... I'll admit, wasn't my cup of tea, but he clearly loved it.