Sentence examples for reluctantly rose from inspiring English sources

Enqvist would back Sampras against anyone if the grass was still like grease and the balls only reluctantly rose above the waist.

That is why, Mr. Speaker, I reluctantly today rise in opposition against this resolution, because I think that the president has not made a case as to why Iraq and why attack Saddam Hussein.

The three black passengers sitting alongside Parks rose reluctantly.

Yet these flawed men confronted daunting moral decisions — whether to seek vengeance or to rescue others, how to recreate a sense of community among those who had lost everything, how to keep faith alive when all evidence was that God had turned away — and gradually, reluctantly even, they rose to the task, discovering in themselves something extraordinary.

Woman up!" As she rose reluctantly, she glanced at me and acknowledged my encouragement.

Many others attended reluctantly, remaining seated as Republicans rose to cheer Netanyahu's jabs.

CANELLI, ITALY — On a cold morning in February, the dormant vines that surround this city in Piedmont were coated with ice, thanks to a freezing fog that was reluctantly yielding to the rising sun.

Meanwhile rents had risen in Manhattan, so he reluctantly took a two-bedroom at a new building in Jersey City.

The white working class Dorman rises above her fear and reluctantly reaches out to help the low-income families.

The energy executives claimed at the committee to have reluctantly imposed price rises of 10% because of government imposed green taxes and other social burdens.

Conservative Republicans in Congress have become much more incensed about rising government spending in recent months, particularly after reluctantly supporting the expansion of Medicare.