He was very obliging, and offered to do anything in his power.

I would like to thank the Commissioner for the most obliging answer he has given.

Honey was one of the most obliging girls he'd ever come across.

Very civil in them, too; with a most obliging letter.

The driver was very obliging and did as ordered, barely giving me time to get in myself.

She evidently had a "winning way" with the Union troops and was most obliging in taking care of their needs.

I'm sure Ted will help you if you need it; he's a very obliging person.

York, from whom they asked directions, was most obliging: "You just follow us.

His eyes roved up and down the street, seeking for a more obliging vehicle.

Biddy, who was the most obliging of girls, immediately said she would, and indeed began to carry out her promise within five minutes.

'They are all very obliging and will come in at any time.'

Pirx, it must be said, was not the most obliging of research subjects.

"Oh, I borrowed a pair from an obliging French officer.

I have a most obliging and disciplined tribe.

However, she seems a very obliging, pretty-behaved young lady, and no doubt will make him a very good wife.

Pedestrians, thought to be the most obliging of travelers, make the congestion worse, slowing cars trying to turn.

I wrote him a letter and received from his excellency the most polite and obliging answer.

"It is a very obliging house," she remarked.

They were a very obliging race - " He stopped, aware of blank faces.

He was a very obliging boat.

"He was very obliging, once he tasted our silver and found out it wasn't pewter."

It's not the most obliging of families.'

Gass uses the example of an "obliging stranger" who agrees to be baked in an oven.

But I know someone who can, and he will be most obliging, I can assure you."

As you saw, Mr. Gerard had the situation well in hand, but your courage and kind aid were most obliging."

I am obliged to give both of them the floor now.

If she did, he would feel obliged to tell her nothing.

We are not obliged to provide you with anything further.

But the man did not feel obliged to answer him.

She would rather, perhaps, have been obliged to some other person.

She was obliged to turn away from him and go on.

Probably the little girl would also be obliged to go to work.

So he was obliged to find a job to live.

At the time the city was obliged to provide ground for the military.

Everyone whose age was over 18 were obliged to pay.

He wanted her to ask, and so she obliged him.

I asked American to get me on 1710 and they obliged.

I am so much obliged to meet you at last.

But just as often, you're obliged to figure out some way to cut the line.

And a good many are obliged to us for the work they get here.

But at the last moment he had been obliged to answer a call of nature.

Here we were obliged to stop, as our team must have rest and food.

And here I am obliged to take a step back.

I would be obliged if you could say something about this.

For myself, I felt obliged to vote against the report.

I am obliged to her for making this clear once more.

If anyone could change it, I would be much obliged.

They are obliged to believe all that we tell them'.

I was obliged to take the stuff into the house.

He'd just had to feel obliged to drive her out here.