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Sentences ending with obliged

And if you will do me the favour of arranging with Baltimore for the horse, I shall be obliged. [9]
Now if you will alter it to suit your judgment and bang away, I shall be eternally obliged. [5]
I'm much obliged to you, Victoria--much obliged. [9]
I did receive them, and am very much obliged. [7]
I cannot write, except when I am quite obliged. [14]
Mr. Treherne said bluffly: "Dr. Marmion, you are kind--very kind, and, upon my word, I'm much obliged. [11]
But then he applied it so neatly!-- "He that has once done you a kindness will be more ready to do you another than he whom you yourself have obliged. [6]
She looked up and said conventionally: "You are very kind, Dr. Marmion, and I am much obliged. [11]

Short sentences using obliged

He's not obliged to? [8]
I--I'm much obliged to you. [9]
I'm much obliged to you. [5]
Pierre was obliged to wait. [2]

Sentences containing obliged two or more times

If we were obliged to do it, I wouldn't mind it; but we are not obliged to, and so I don't see the use of it. [5]

More example sentences with the word obliged in them

In great haste, Yr Obliged Bro. [5]
In that case you would not have obliged me to give this refusal. [2]
I only wonder you don't find me more worn out, for what can be more excruciating for a woman, that to be obliged to enter the lists for manly decisiveness against a man who is defending a perfectly antagonistic view? [10]
Mademoiselle found them yesterday, and desired me to fetch them to you; and I obliged her. [11]
In February, she writes as follows to Mr. Smith:-- "Something you say about going to London; but the words are dreamy, and fortunately I am not obliged to hear or answer them. [14]
Some of his words were not Sunday-school words, so I am obliged to put blanks where they occur. [5]
Scornful and mocking words were being uttered by the king; Neithotep looked exultant.--In these visions Nebenchari was so lost, that one of the Persian doctors was obliged to point out to him that his patient was awake. [10]
He said to Wolf, 'If this goes on, I shall feel obliged to summon the Ordner, and beg him to restore order in the House. [5]
I hope Mr. Wilson will soon allow me to dispense with the nurse; she is well enough, no doubt, but somewhat too obsequious; and not, I should think, to be much trusted; yet I was obliged to trust her in some things. [14]
The detail labor will, of course, have to be done by others; but I will be greatly obliged if you will give it such general supervision as you can find consistent with your more strictly military duties. [7]
If any gentleman will have the kindness to stop this run-away comparison, I shall be much obliged to him. [6]
To lie a whole day in sight of the Acropolis, and yet be obliged to go away without visiting Athens! [5]
During breakfast, of which the steward was obliged to remind him, Hermon pondered over his fate; but how could he attain any degree of clearness of vision until he secured accurate information concerning the statue of Demeter? [10]
The little sketch which I have made of this gem cannot and does not do it justice, since I have been obliged to leave out the color. [5]
In the conversation which Heinz began with Eva he was at first obliged to defend himself, for she had admitted that she had heard the Burgravine's warning to beware of him. [10]
Now you know what you were obliged to learn. [10]
Redoubts and towers were within musket-shot of each other, with watch-houses between, and at intervals every able-bodied man in the country was obliged to leave his trade to act as sentinel, or go into camp or barracks with the militia for months at a time. [11]
Of course they were pretty well tired by this time, and very glad to sit down,--having the prospect before them of being obliged to stand for hours. [6]
The more unskilful were obliged to thrust at this figure to train the hand and eye; the others stood face to face in pairs and fought under Georg's direction with blunt foils. [10]
Now you know we're obliged to put people into those houses to take care of 'em--very often undeserving people that we can't depend upon. [12]
As if people were obliged to be shapely or picturesque for the sake of a wandering artist! [4]
If the theme were hackneyed, I should be obliged to deal gently with the reader; but since it is wholly new, I have felt at liberty to take up a considerable degree of room with it. [5]
During the occurrence we have described, the king's pioneer and the young wife of Mena were obliged to wait for the princess. [10]
And thus it was, that with the most friendly feelings on both sides, Mr. Emerson left the pulpit of the Second Church and found himself obliged to make a beginning in a new career. [6]
The interesting fact was that she was obliged to judge this world according to the standards of literature, morals, and manners that had been implanted in her mainly by the influence of one person. [4]
What she feared was that he might start the furnace and she should be obliged to reveal herself because of the heat. [10]
The Honourable Council was obliged, willing or unwilling, to defray the necessary expense. [10]
One day he was obliged to remain at the house in expectation of receiving important telegrams, and the only people who appeared at lunch were Lady Lawless, Mrs. Gregory Thorne (who was expecting her husband), Miss Raglan; Pride, and himself. [11]
I said I was obliged to him for his compliment, since I knew he meant it for one, but that I was not fairly entitled to it, for I did not speak English at all--I only spoke American. [5]
The widow herself was obliged to be at her post in the factory, for her duties as overseer made her presence indispensable in the work-room. [10]
If the dining-room was empty, other unprecedented demands were made upon Henrica, for then her aunt, who could not endure to be alone a moment, was sick and miserable, and she was obliged to nurse her. [10]
Now the hour was approaching when she would be obliged to confess to him what she still strove to deem a peerless favour of Fate, for which future generations would envy her. [10]
Uncle Ben Carvel was a veritable emperor in his own domain; and the Colonel himself, had he desired to enter the kitchen, would have been obliged to come with humble and submissive spirit. [9]
If you don't want anything, you are not obliged to give an order. [12]
The penwipers are very pretty, and we are very much obliged to you for them. [14]
He had a very delicate wife, whom he had been obliged to send South at the beginning of the winter. [9]
The torch-bearers who usually headed the procession this time were obliged to close its ranks, for the storm raging from the northeast would have blown the smoke into the people's faces. [10]
Beginning with the usual formality, he said: "I am obliged to differ from nearly every sentiment expressed by the Earl of Eglington, the member for Levizes, who has just taken his seat. [11]
But now tell us why you are obliged to leave Egypt, that we may consider whether it may not be possible to get the king's decree reversed, and so keep you with us. [10]
But now for two months, she had had rheumatism in her arms, and was obliged to let the washtub alone. [5]
Is it not true Mary, we shall he sincerely obliged to Selene if only she will not spoil the pleasure we have had in working for her? [10]
He became a trembling old man, at times so peevish that we were obliged to summon with an effort what he had been. [9]
She had been told the small amount of his inheritance long before, and on that account she would have been obliged to refuse him positively at once, yet the affectionate relations existing between them must not be clouded. [10]
And much obliged to you, too. [5]
I'm much obliged to you, Crocker. [9]
We are obliged to write down what we desire to say. [5]
I am obliged to walk, very much against my will; but the people expect it of me, and public characters can't be their own masters and mistresses in such matters as these. [12]
Barbara was obliged to wait some time in vain. [10]
They were obliged to wait outside the Thiergartnerthor, for it had just been opened to admit a train of freight waggons. [10]
Barbara was obliged to wait in the broad, lofty hall of the syndic's house for the maid-servant, who announced her; and the stout man with the big head, who had seized the knocker just before she entered, shared her fate. [10]
I was obliged to use a little stratagem to impose upon him, and told him, as I believe you wish, that you were rich young men from Sardis, who had fled on account of having incurred the satrap's ill-will. [10]
On her return to town she had been obliged to go away at once to see her sister taken suddenly ill. [11]
It legally belonged to the progress of the investigation, and how many who had by no means recovered from the last exposure to the rack were constantly obliged to enter the torture chamber? [10]
However, I went to the bookcase, and when I had been looking six or seven minutes I found I was obliged to refer to the young man. [5]
Nicolas was obliged to tell her about her father and his, and inform her how he had come to Leyden. [10]
Coello was obliged to submit, and his kind heart again showed itself; for he wrote letters of introduction for Ulrich to his old artist friends in Venice, and induced the king to send the great Titian a present--which the ambassador was to deliver. [10]
They are obliged to study her books, and order their lives by them. [5]
She was obliged to struggle against these harbingers of the coming tempest, and her heart grew lighter during the conflict. [10]
We were obliged to stay in Baltimore over night, as we were too late for the train to Frederick. [6]
He was obliged to stay half a year; the following three months he did indeed give to the woman whom he loved. [10]
She was obliged to start very early in the morning, in order to reach Berlin the same evening. [10]
She was obliged to stand helpless while her victorious army dissolved away until hardly the skeleton of it was left. [5]
They are obliged to sleep on the hard ground, to rise before the sun. [10]
He not obliged to sing now, only twice every year; but if he not sing twice each year they take him his pension away. [5]
Ulrich was obliged to share the jester's sleeping-room, and as Pellicanus shrank from getting out of bed, while suffering from night-sweats, and often needed something, he roused Ulrich from his sleep, and the latter was always ready to assist him. [10]
Gorgias was obliged to share the family supper, which had only waited the return of the father who had brought the guest. [10]
I am obliged to say that if looking proud and happy when one is marching were sufficient, he would have been the perfect soldier. [5]
He is obliged to say no. [5]
He is obliged to say "No" And then one discovers that the person questioned has been asked the question many times before, and that it is getting to be a sore subject with him. [5]
And in order to satisfy reasonable human curiosity, the proprietors of the flume have been obliged to select a bowlder and label it as the one that was formerly the shrine of pilgrimage. [4]
I am obliged to ride to Dortrecht to-day. [10]
I was obliged to return with her, but will presently emigrate again, when occasion offers. [5]
I was obliged to return with her, but will presently emigrate again when occasion offers. [5]
They were obliged to retreat aft to the deckcabin. [11]
One was obliged to respect the Paladin, now. [5]
We are obliged to respect and adopt this precedent. [5]
And you ought to remember how long, by precedent, Judge Douglas holds himself obliged to stick by compromises. [7]
He was obliged to release the luckless Gaul from the broken timbers of the bridge, and, when Hermon had dragged him out on the opposite bank of the canal, he made no answer to any question. [10]
He was obliged to quit the Southern States in consequence. [5]
I was obliged to promise Neithotep with an oath, not to tell tales out of school. [10]
He was obliged to pause for a few moments, and then continued: "I know that my end is near; therefore enough of these matters. [10]
He felt obliged to Orion for this pretty scene, and when he heard the young man's quadriga approaching at an easy trot behind him, he turned round to gaze. [10]
Will you say to Mr. Brent that Mrs. Spence would be greatly, obliged if he stopped a moment at her house before going to town? [9]
She was obliged to make a new plan. [5]
I was obliged to learn it according to Tuki, Peyron, Tattam, and Steinthal-Schwarze. [10]
Els was glad to know that she was occupied; it was better that her sister should be spared many of the duties which she was obliged to perform. [10]
He was obliged to keep moving, for every time he sat down to rest he was soon penetrated to the bone with the cold. [5]
I have tried to get this statement off at par here, but with no success; so I have been obliged to negotiate it at fifty percent discount. [5]
I was obliged to fire from a wheel-chair, yet, like Hartmann, I could boast of many a good shot; but the skill of Herr Rodiger, the author's father-in-law, was really wonderful. [10]
I was obliged to exert the utmost care and caution, for in many places the road was not two yards wide, and often the lower side of it sloped away in slanting precipices eight and even nine feet deep. [5]
I was obliged to eat them, I was so hungry. [5]
I am obliged to doubt that the three-dollar Science and Health costs Mrs. Eddy above fifteen cents, or that the six dollar copy costs her above eighty cents. [5]
He was inclined to desire that Wisconsin should be obliged by having it reduced. [7]
Barbara was obliged to content herself with the others, yet her heart ached secretly that he gave her no word of welcome. [10]
I am obliged to confess that he has shown occasional marks of inattention even while the Master was discoursing in a way that I found agreeable enough. [6]
They were obliged to bow to the necessity. [7]
It was unfortunate to be warmly devoted to a master who had no fear, whom he was obliged to serve as a messenger of love, and who now probably scarcely knew himself whither this love would lead him. [10]
I was obliged to be very decided in the matter, and to act entirely on my own responsibility. [14]
This trade grew to be so formidable that Italy was obliged to put a prohibitory impost upon it to keep it from working serious injury to her oil industry. [5]
He was obliged to be present at the meeting, which had probably already begun. [10]

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