reluctantly *

A few days later he reluctantly went back on the road.

But he does so only reluctantly and with great economy.

Instead, she is reluctantly thinking about making her day even longer.

Finally, reluctantly, she turned and led her people out through the force field.

Reluctantly, she put him down once more and came to her feet.

He turned and reluctantly began to make his way back.

He turned back reluctantly, trying not to look at either of them.

We might leave one of our number, he thought reluctantly.

They begin to reluctantly fall in love with each other.

Only reluctantly, as we began to talk, did she begin to change her mind.

George reluctantly told the man they had an open space and went to get his mother.

The rest stay with him for three, four or five years until, reluctantly, like a father, he has to let them go.

Reluctantly, the Government changed its stand, but not by much.

She got up reluctantly and followed him back into the study.

He went reluctantly, watching from the back of the room.

This is the kind of place you leave reluctantly, looking back.

She got out of the car reluctantly when he opened her door.

The other half reluctantly came to their feet and moved forward.

When he held out his hand she took it reluctantly.

She played a few more minutes, and then reluctantly let go.

Reluctantly I went, it was after 3 in the morning.

In the end that is what he did, though reluctantly.

For some reason, that last seemed to come most reluctantly of all.

He stood for a moment, then reluctantly made up his mind.

Finally, almost reluctantly it seemed, he started across the road.