Sentence examples for reluctantly shared from inspiring English sources

For several years, he reluctantly shared his Brooklyn home with All White Cat Wafu.

Modern soccer may have been invented in England, but it has been hoarded there by men and only reluctantly shared.

Along with his sidekick, jobsworth verger Mr Yeatman, Farthing reluctantly shared his church hall and office with Captain Mainwaring, and was forever obstructing the Home Guard's important duties.

A work still in progress, it is drawing together -- or at least juxtaposing -- the conflict's insiders and outsiders, its winners and losers, in a reluctantly shared enterprise that is as political as it is commercial.

Soccer fans voted to make Maradona FIFA's "Player of the Century" in 2000 -- an honor he reluctantly shared with Brazilian soccer legend Pelé who was a favorite among FIFA officials.

Already this season, Jorge Posada has begun the process, reluctantly sharing the catching chores with Francisco Cervelli.

But even when unions agree to sizable concessions, the public often views them as only reluctantly sharing in the pain.

Mr. Honig made several commercials for Cracker Jack starring Jack Gilford hiding his snack or reluctantly sharing it with a child.

It is a fact he reluctantly shares with fans, preferring instead to use his American accent when talking with those who request autographs.

Traveling in an armored jeep with heavy security, he linked with his presence the nerve centers of the three Abrahamic faiths that consider Jerusalem holy and reluctantly share the walled Old City in its heart.

Though Perowne reluctantly shares the national paranoia, his intelligence can contain both poles of the debate about Iraq, aggression and appeasement, and at the edges of his thoughts about the day ahead, he drifts between them.