Sentence examples for reluctantly succeeded from inspiring English sources

On February 19 , 1912 after the death of Aloys, Graf (count) Lexa von Aehrenthal, Berchtold reluctantly succeeded him as foreign minister.

In those few September days in 1997 he's transformed, not exactly into an ardent monarchist but into recognising and understanding what the Queen has been through during the years since her father reluctantly succeeded his brother 50 years earlier.

In 1782, at the request of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, who had succeeded Garrick, she consented reluctantly to appear again at Drury Lane as Isabella in Thomas Southerne's Fatal Marriage.

As the crew watches the reunion of the alien creatures, Q reluctantly tells Picard that they have succeeded in their test, but hints that they will meet again.

When the United States attempted in 1877 to force the dissenting Nez Percé to move to a reservation in Idaho, Chief Joseph, who had succeeded his father in 1871, reluctantly agreed.

But her heavy sell succeeded in making me only reluctantly Irish.

They succeeded on July 17, and although they reluctantly retained the binder on renewables, they placed the entire program "under review".

Now the democratic governments that succeeded them are joining together, albeit tentatively and somewhat reluctantly, in an effort to untangle the true extent and toll of that sordid collaboration.

When in 1802 the new Nguyen ruler Gia Long succeeded in uniting the country and called Nguyen Du to court, he reluctantly obeyed and subsequently held many official posts.

After reluctantly being forced to retire from office because of old age in 1874, Calcraft received a pension of 25 shillings a week from the City of London and was succeeded as hangman by William Marwood.

Dunglass's father stood, reluctantly and unsuccessfully, for Parliament before succeeding to the earldom.