Sentence examples for willfully takes from inspiring English sources

An incoming batsman is "timed out" if he willfully takes more than two minutes to come in.

Suzuki willfully took the bait and stroked infield singles.

"I have never knowingly or willfully taken any supplement or substances that break any rules," he said.

It's entirely possible she didn't, but then, who can definitively say that Hunter willfully took the steroids he is accused of taking?

"President Abraham Lincoln said: 'Congressmen who willfully take actions during wartime that damages morale and undermine the military are saboteurs and should be arrested, quickly tried and hanged!!!'".

I cannot see a president willfully taking the United Nations, five other nations who supported us in this negotiation and saying, "Sorry, we're just going to walk away from this and create a more dangerous situation in the Middle East".

"I cannot see a president willfully taking the United Nations, five other nations who supported us in this negotiation and saying, 'Sorry, we're just going to walk away from this and create a more dangerous situation in the Middle East.' I just don't see that happening," Kerry said, calling it "absurd" that a candidate would pull off such a move.

If "Pieces of You" was an unfiltered look into the imaginative, wounded mind of a teen who'd willfully taken to the streets, "Picking Up the Pieces" is Jewel's reflection on those years, from the vantage point of a woman who has now experienced some of the heartbreak she once dreamt up as metaphor.

Of course my son cares about Auntie but I willfully choose to take him at his silly word and have a fight about it.

Up to a point, there's nothing wrong with news channels or blogs that have a sharp, willfully subjective take on things.

He willfully stopped taking the meds that he himself had agitated for.