Obliging in a sentence

And the incredibly obliging duo – Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani and Sir Jim Ratcliffe – keep doing just that, returning on bended knee with even greater offerings to try and satiate the incredible Glazer greed.

Bohemian lovers in the early 20th century, a “flirtatious maja suggestively leaning into an obliging sword-bearing majo,” begin a courtship reflected through sketches and the text to two featured songs, referenced but not sung, in the suite.

Obliging officials concocted an automated scheme using tax data to estimate the annual income of welfare recipients to see if they’d been overpaid.

Though less wasteful of resources, in every other way these are worse than the paper versions, obliging the recipient to sit through a mini-movie of gambolling reindeer in order, finally, to get to the message.

But at the same time, we must realize the negative effects that have always followed and how it has always caused great damage to the people and even the government, obliging it to retrace its steps.

Dutch Green lawmaker Kim Van Sparrentak, who pushed the text through parliament, said Wednesday the regulation would "make clear that big tech doesn't make the rules, and we are obliging these platforms to share data with authorities on a regular basis".

In his reaction to the development on Tuesday in a statement signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Levinus Nwabwugiogu, Kalu applauded the Supreme Court for obliging the request, saying that the apex court hearkened to the voice of reasoning.

Joe Biden was spared the Hunter narrative in 2020 thanks to a cabal of obliging press, social media and former intelligence officials that deep-sixed the laptop story in the run-up to the election.

Paes on Thursday issued a decree making the key ceremony an annual official event, obliging his successors to participate.

Santos lands a leg kick, Yizha is trying to incite a brawl but Santos isn’t obliging him.

She then proceeded to play fan-favorite “All Too Well (10 Minute Version)” as usual, asking the obliging fans if they had 10 minutes to spare, as is custom.

We turned around and got about 50 yards before I leaned against an obliging fence.

A less obliging recording like Scott Walker’s mildly bonkers loses a little of its menace thanks to this unthreatening tonality.

But there is no warning against travel to Hong Kong, nor any reason at present obliging travel companies to relax their policies.

The big-chested lady took to Instagram to share a message to her fans, obliging them to ask her any question they want to ask.

There was no influential father to intervene here, no obliging staff to carry the extra load, no amount of money to make this experience any more palatable.

The U.S. and China signed the accord in January, bringing a partial truce in their lingering trade war and obliging Beijing to import an additional $200 billion in American products over two years, ranging from cars to machinery and oil to farm products.

This new, more obliging approach was on full display at cabinet on Tuesday.

You see, Mercury, the planet of communication, is soon to move into a new sector of your chart, bringing an entirely fresh set of personal priorities and obliging you to tie up all loose ends.

Also, it would be obliging if treatment practitioners and authorities in the mental health treatment system would cooperate whenever possible with the wishes that we express.