grudgingly

They gave ground grudgingly and we got to the front.

If they moved at all it was grudgingly and not very far.

He turned back slowly but not, I thought, particularly grudgingly.

The ones they wanted to raise went up only grudgingly.

The woman grudgingly closed the door and returned into the night.

They went, grudgingly, like small children denied a late night.

Some of the policies have now, grudgingly, been changed for the better.

A few came grudgingly to work during the day, but none would remain through the night.

Grudgingly, almost amused, he soon had a place for everything.

But he did so grudgingly and with black hatred in his heart.

And after that, the Americans had grudgingly confirmed them, too.

Mother keeps it for me, rather grudgingly, so I can be alone.

Even those few words seemed to slip out grudgingly, against his win.

The Prince seemed to think it over, and finally said, grudgingly.

"You're pretty good at getting across country," I said grudgingly.

But he grudgingly admitted that the plan had its strong points.

Well, they seem to be putting up with it, however grudgingly, in 1990.

And, he grudgingly admitted to himself, it would be good to hear her voice again.

Then one man pulled a gun, and at that point the other did back up, grudgingly.

Grudgingly, he promised to leave the former Gets in peace.

But many Democrats who voted for the bill said they did so grudgingly.

Respect has come slowly and grudgingly, but it is coming now.

He explained grudgingly, as though it were none of my business.

"Looks like we could live down there a while," he announced grudgingly.

Still, evidence suggests that even in the state's largest city, change comes only grudgingly.