Sentence examples for reluctantly two days from inspiring English sources

There were tears as we reluctantly (two days later than planned) said our goodbyes.

Two days earlier, Mr Jospin had reluctantly sacked him.

Much like his attendance at the Camp David meeting in July, the Palestinian leader appeared to be going only reluctantly, agreeing to the summit meeting on Saturday morning after two days of pleading by Mr. Clinton, Mr. Annan and Mr. Mubarak.

On September 3, two days after Germany invaded Poland, the French and British governments reluctantly declared war on Germany.

On Monday morning, they reluctantly left their children in the care of baby sitters and drove south for two days of arm-twisting and speech making.

Her (almost) 2-year old sister recently completed her first gymnastics class, has been enrolled in music for most of her life, participates in weekly story time at the library and (reluctantly) attends preschool three days a week.

THE fact that Italy's government angrily said no last week to a proposed EU-wide arrest warrant and then reluctantly said yes just five days later is beside the point.

Both spouses worked full-time until their daughter was born in 1995, when Shari reluctantly scaled back to four days a week.

Togo's players reluctantly left Angola late yesterday for three days of mourning.

Others, though, predicted that trainee medics would back the deal reluctantly due to fatigue after eight days of strikes.

The Pakistani military has battled the militants reluctantly in the past, and five days ago began to engage in heavy fighting with the Taliban in Buner and Dir, another district that borders Swat in the North-West Frontier Province.