Sentence examples for to be gladly from inspiring English sources

DeMarco seems to be gladly taking on the role of, as my dad used to say, a pimple on the ass of progress, and should be more concerned with actual mandates of his job.

State-aid rules, and rules preventing renationalisation, would be gladly abandoned.

This may mark the beginnings of a new era when suffering will be gladly accepted by all.

"And my question is that if you will be wanting a co-star for your new movie then I will be gladly doing it".

Any more information will be gladly received on the situation.

Through this conversation we realise that the house in Washday would undoubtedly be gladly accepted by many of the growing number of Māori families today who are living in cars, or worse (New Zealand Herald 2015).

I'm quite sure it will be gladly accepted with smiling faces.

By 1515 Wolsey was archbishop of York, lord chancellor of England, and a cardinal of the church; more important, he was the king's good friend, to whom was gladly left the active conduct of affairs.

(Let's also recall that when Scarborough has had the dead-on right to defend himself, he's gladly opted to be "defensive". As well he should be!).

AS the writers' strike keeps the television networks scrambling to fill their schedules, the producers of reality shows are gladly stepping in to fill the vacuum.

"As a parent and grandparent, I think it's a fundamental responsibility for me and one I'm gladly willing to fulfill".