Sentence examples for reluctantly produced from inspiring English sources

For road trips, plastic rings that hooked to the windows were reluctantly produced, with admonishments: Be careful!

Two weeks ago, Schroder reluctantly produced a hazy sort of platform, having to do with cutting subsidies, lowering taxes, creating an "alliance for jobs," and preserving benefits and welfare.

In the end Shah reluctantly produced the name of a "Bob Raiff," but insisted we not contact him.

When asked if he had also relinquished one of his textbooks, Flores slumped his shoulders and reluctantly produced his copy of A Charlie Brown's Christmas.

Crawford, an early Indologist described how a Brahmin reluctantly produced the manuscript when he asked for it and that Baji Rao, in 1814, ruined and disgraced a respectable Deshastha Brahmin of Wai, found in possession of a copy of the Sahyadri Khand.

She reluctantly produces the following: Once in my time there was a woman and she had a son.

That prompted Iran reluctantly to produce more documents.

Roger Corman, known as the King of the B's for pumping out movies like "The Wasp Woman" and "Humanoids From the Deep," said he reluctantly agreed to produce the film, which got its start when a Syfy marketing executive, brainstorming ideas for new creatures, came up with the aquatic crossbreed.

Nevertheless, artists only reluctantly adopted the steel pen, and most drawings in pen and ink done before the 20th century were still produced with quills.

Mr. Arafat came here reluctantly, just as he went reluctantly in July to the Camp David meeting that failed to produce a permanent peace accord.

Columbia executives reluctantly gave Maxwell creative freedom in his contract and were hesitant to allow him produce the album alone.