Sentence examples for try and oblige from inspiring English sources

"We have a sign in our room that says if you don't find something that you need, ask us and we'll try and oblige," she said.

"We try and oblige them," said Mr. Morse, the sugar farmer.

Some passages were most objectionable to Genevan churchmen, and Estienne was arrested and tried and was obliged to cancel the offending pages.

The other guy asks for a light and I try to oblige him but the matches are damp from sweat and my hands are shaking.

The funny thing is that I actually try to oblige her and feel guilty if I move too much while typing and forget to use my left hand to activate the mouse instead of my right.

All my life, I've felt obliged to try and teach anyone who would listen.

But it also meant that he felt obliged to try and change the world.

On slow news days, desperate editors are often obliged to try and make something out of nothing.

So when he finally arrived in Calais and found the door tightly shut, I felt obliged to try and shame the government into helping him.

Until the Republicans and their conservative backers surmount their objections to this principle, they will be obliged to try and foist upon the country policies that can only do harm to many of their own supporters.

This, they explained, meant that they were able to direct patients to a source of more appropriate care and felt less obliged to try and manage the condition themselves.