Sentence examples for willingly there from inspiring English sources
The people in that Italian restaurant were more than willingly there: they had paid five hundred dollars each to hear Gingrich, who was there to support Akin, and also went with him to what the Los Angeles Times described as a "historic train station" — a very Gingrichian backdrop.
They were willingly there.
The detective at its centre was pilloried in Punch and retired a broken man, but even after the culprit was brought to justice (or, rather, walked towards it willingly) there were twists outstanding.
If they do persuade him into hospital and he goes willingly, there is no way of keeping him for the psychiatric help he needs or for rehabilitation - he can walk out at any time, and there is something which must be altered in the new legislation.
Quite apart from the reassurance that not only can you not be forced to work excessive hours but also that your job won't be snatched away from you by some spiritless drudge who will do them willingly, there's the fact that working late is completely pointless anyway.
That said, if they don't do it willingly, there is a strong likelihood they will be compelled to give their views, by MPs on one of a number of relevant select committees.
"I don't think she could believe anyone would willingly live there," Mr. Rosenthal said.
"If people don't do it willingly then there needs to be consequences".
In the season finale, eccentric scientist Walter Bishop (the extraordinary Mr. Noble) and Fringe Division Special Agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) traveled to Earth 2 in search of Walter's son Peter Joshua Jacksonn), who had been willingly escorted there at the end of an earlier episode.
Indeed, he is so self-possessed over his conquests -- and women apparently submit to him so willingly -- there are times when one forgets that this is actually the memoir of a Holocaust survivor and not a Jewish James Bond of Polish origins.
Students sign up willingly, and there could be competing offers for shares of their income.
