Sentence examples for to oblige with from inspiring English sources
The beneficiaries are expected to oblige with their vote.
DealBook is happy to oblige — with a bonus listing of each man's ranking on the latest Forbes list of the world's wealthiest billionaires.
It has also asked for a naval blockade on arms to Tripoli.The UN is unlikely to oblige with pledges of soldiers.
Governments have been happy to oblige, with Thailand allowing an expansion of carriers like One-Two-Go, Bangkok Airways and Nok Air.
Assuming that consumers need stories before they can understand new clothing, designers tend to oblige with some pretty loopy flights of fantasy.
Genial and courteous, he has been delighted to oblige, with the firm caveat that he is no guru in the intricate economics of the pharmaceutical industry.
Team executives, despite great reservations, were trying to oblige him with a trade.
I asked Nina to oblige me with a quick interview and she agreed.
"We would be happy to oblige," he said with a smile as his wife looked away.
The people packed into the pews were eager to oblige, showering him with applause throughout the morning service.
To overcome this drawback, a multi V-shaped transfer function (see Fig. 4) is introduced to oblige the bats with high velocity to diverse their positions.
