Sentence examples for to oblige as from inspiring English sources

You may be surprised that some restaurants in the States are willing to oblige as well.

Nick Clegg was happy to oblige as well – no doubt feeling his credentials had been nicely polished by his recent stance on paternity leave.

The EU was forced to oblige, as if it had not done so it is highly likely the Swedish referendum on EU membership would not have passed.

Harrington is happy to oblige, as he told Woods last week and repeated during the run-up to this P.G.A. Championship.

Ed Rudis, the chief executive of Smarte Carte, which also supplies those dispenser racks that rent 85,000 baggage carts in 200 airports, was happy to oblige as he showed off a bank of the new lockers.

And increasingly well-off consumers like Jiang, in his 30s and part of China's "richest generation," are willing to oblige as they move up from apartments and kitchens shared with extended family.

Most of the parks owe at least some of their acreage to the checkbooks of wealthy men (making them monuments to noblesse oblige as much as anything else).

Otegi was happy to oblige but, as the sober suit and the press officers a couple of paces behind attested, this was business.

New Labour is especially mindful of the need to oblige rich individuals as donors.

Tom Maschler was happy to oblige, recalling Hoban as having "the most original turn of phrase and way of writing.

Most people will be perfectly happy to oblige so long as you're generous with covering fire, revives and loot.