Sentence examples for which he obliged from inspiring English sources

When Mrs. Clinton heard that Mr. Peavoy had kept her old letters, she wrote him asking for copies, which he obliged.

As is customary for any recognizable Fox personality at a Republican event, Cameron was a popular fuss-object — waved to and asked for photos and autographs, requests which he obliged with the flair of a seasoned senator.

At recent May Day celebrations in Vienna, normally a deeply symbolic day for the party which has had a strong position in the city since the end of the second world war, Faymann was booed and jeered, with SPÖ supporters holding up placards demanding his resignation, which he obliged on Monday.

The newspaper notes that at the same time, July 9, at the website of the President appeared another document - an order in which he obliged the prime-minister to execute the decision of the RNBO and secure the financing of early elections.

Welless great crime was his genius, which he was obliged to wear like sackcloth.

And the "triple lock" process through which he is obliged to secure the endorsement of his party proved effective in stalling a quick deal with the Tories.

It also emerged that Mr. Murray, in the course of an action-packed career, had never taken on a film in which he was obliged to die.

That, plus Huckabee's reluctance to run, gave Romney, among others, a new political opening here, which he was obliged to exploit.

In 1972, he published a memoir, "In the Midst of Wars," in which he was obliged to recirculate a lot of cover stories which is to say, fabrications about his career.

I had all but forgotten Mr. Brown's yoga sessions, a key component of his midlife crisis, until they proved invaluable during the climactic chase, in which he is obliged to do the splits.

He then toured the province, selling the package with all the buoyant charm of an insurance-claims adjuster and setting up an election campaign in which he was obliged to talk of little else besides the chaos created by the low price of oil.