Sentence examples for willingly stayed from inspiring English sources

In that case, a woman with a protective order against her husband called the police in on occasion though she often willingly stayed in his company.

Their job was to please the crowds, not trip them up, and the disc jockeys willingly stayed within the bounds of house music's boom-chicka-boom, trance music's marching 4/4 stomp and jungle's skittering, fractured mixture of double-time and half-time rhythms.

The protagonist, Cassandra, known as Casey, is played by Haley Lu Richardson, who's best known for her work in M. Night Shyamalan's "Split"; here, in her first major leading role, she plays a so-called architecture nerd, a recent Columbus high-school graduate who has spurned college and willingly stayed home to care for her mother (Michelle Forbes), a recovering meth addict.

"I would willingly stay with the group until the end, but sometimes we have to have common sense and understand their situations and moments!

American universities every year educate tens of thousands of foreign nationals who would willingly stay in the United States to work but instead take their skills home.

It is still unclear whether Kurdistan will willingly stay part of a federal Iraq, as its leaders promise, or whether its people will seek to break away altogether.In any event, the Kurdish region's borders have yet to be definitively drawn.

Because no one who feels anything particular on an issue is likely to willingly stay silent for long, the requirement of an opponent's silence (let alone the requirement that an opponent acknowledge their domination of the conversation up to the present) as a prerequisite to conversation is nearly always a nonstarter.

"They are not coming willingly to stay in this kind of place.

He then chose his moment to kick for home, and Tiggy Wiggy stayed on willingly to beat Anthem Alexander by three-quarters of a length.

Locke imagines a man who is "carried, while fast asleep, into a Room, where is a Person he longs to see and speak with", but who is "there locked fast in, beyond his Power to get out: he awakes, and is glad to find himself in so desirable Company" and "stays willingly" in the room.

In many cases, families left some members behind in the hope that they would retain land for the family, while there were reports that a minority of Catholics with links to the communists decided to stay willingly.