Sentence examples for up obliged from inspiring English sources

"I, state your name—" The audience, already liquored up, obliged.

Some argue that because the FAA gets its funds from Congress, the agency ends up obliging political interests rather than the passengers it is set up to serve.

MacCarthy showed up and obliged by talking brilliantly.

She does not make things up: when obliged to speculate, she carefully adds the necessary "probably"s and "perhaps"s.

A Scottish "yes" would have proved that a European Union state can break up, and obliged EU leaders to find a way to cope.

Jack is obsessed with Julia, you feel, without being particularly interested in her, and he only really perks up when obliged, thanks to a cloning subplot, to punch himself.

In addition to which, the section runners-up are obliged to play the second leg of their knock-out tie away from home.

"Just to correct your facts a little, only 3 teams in history have played a 5 test series with an unchanged line-up," much obliged to you for that, Wayne Allen.

Analyses revealed that the fear-addled grasshoppers ended up with a higher carbon-to-nitrogen ratio in their bodies than the presumably stress-free insects raised without spiders -- largely because their constantly amped-up metabolism obliged them to burn nitrogen-bearing protein to generate energy-providing glucose.

The government encourages Thais to rat each other out, and anti-dissent Facebook groups have sprung up to oblige.Mr Abhisit has said that he favours lifting the emergency law, but gradually.

He is preparing to fire hundreds of television employees to strip down and reorganize the networks of the two entities that make up Bosnia, obliging them to broadcast an evening news program jointly.