Sentence examples for very obliged from inspiring English sources

So, next time Ain Mreisse is targeted by telephone, I'd be very obliged if the call centre in Tel Aviv would play the message which gives that London number.

But the vigorous C. tangutica, from western China, is very obliging.

(Lene, 56 years old, first encounter) One patient described his first meeting with the GP this way; "My impression of him was that he was very obliging.

Every player needs a little luck on his league debut and Swansea's Michu found QPR's Robert Green very obliging.

I am very much obliged to you.

Yet the Nixon administration, having fired one, was very soon obliged by political pressure to appoint another, and the investigation went on until the president was removed.

A free haircut is riding on this, so if you could enlighten me on the correct answer I would be very much obliged asked Tom H last week.

Ms. Tymoshenko said, "I am very much obliged to Vladimir Vladimirovich and his team for finding the opportunity to grant special terms for Ukraine".

Draper is only one of dozens of historians and many thousands of students of the past 20 years who are very much obliged to Francis Jennings.

As the very people obliged to spend the next year writing about said artists, they make those pro-Christmas voting turkeys seem well informed.

It goes, in full: My Dear Madam, I am very much obliged to you for your beautiful lines on the death of Nell, which I have read with great interest and pleasure.