Sentence examples for to willingly from inspiring English sources
adverb
Of one's own free will; freely and spontaneously.
"It wasn't a place you went to willingly.
As a result, few people here expect the party to willingly refashion itself anytime soon.
Individual workers needed to willingly perform discrete operations as opposed to whole jobs.
Is it progress for high-profile women to willingly forgo their right to a maternity leave?
GOVERNMENT AID (II) Who knew you might want to willingly interact with the Internal Revenue Service?
To willingly submit yourself to religious dogma is to deny your imagination, inquisitiveness and potential.
The last pope to willingly resign was Celestine V in 1294.
Also, more construction firms – large and small – need to willingly engage with training.
Meanwhile, families continue to willingly surrender their children to the system, hopeful of athletic fame and material rewards.
She is, after all, still playing, and not about to willingly surrender her position on American tennis's throne.
Those without positive assessments were told they would have to willingly return to their home country or face deportation.
