| He bends down and tosses a stick to Baxter, who obligingly fetches it and brings it back. |
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| The birds then obligingly dropped their feces into well-placed plastic flowerpots near popular perches throughout a large, wooded test area. |
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| A large crowd turned out to greet the stars who performed a few numbers and obligingly signed autographs for all on the night. |
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| He obligingly trots out to join the first group of horses and riders heading off into the oak-covered hills. |
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| It is as if the actors in a burlesque had one by one left the stage and obligingly posed for a photographist. |
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| Even though he worked long hours on the railway, he would obligingly help out with the housework. |
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| Far too often of late, thunderstruck Democrats have obligingly laid down to be rolled over. |
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| The rain that had threatened the game had stopped, and obligingly held off for the rest of the afternoon. |
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| The name caused a lot of bemusement, but over the course of his life Dryfess obligingly chose to respond to several different variations of it. |
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| When Emmett looks for a sassier derriere, the doctor obligingly summons his hunky staff and has them drop trou to show the goods. |
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| Rich listened obligingly, biding his time as he waited for the right opportunity. |
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| Yet competing media outlets, anxious to preserve their access, obligingly kept the lid on. |
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| Saab obligingly knocked out a real life model complete with armour plating, steel ramming bumpers and oxygen masks. |
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| As curious shoppers clamoured to get in, a bikinied bunny babe, dressed to kill, but not against the chill, posed obligingly for photographers. |
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| He seemed to sense that something was wrong and obligingly followed me up the stairs, carrying my heavy bags for me. |
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| The founders, Andre and Malou kindly and obligingly provided a few transport services and slowly but surely a TAXI company was born! |
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| What a surprise to see a wallaby had escaped from a marsupial centre in the area, just weeks before the official opening which you obligingly plug the date of. |
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| Most of the materials used are of good quality, with weaker elements only revealed when you look inside the glovebox or feel underneath the obligingly supportive seats. |
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| He puts all his materials and maneuvers in plain sight, almost like the magician who obligingly shows you that there's nothing up his sleeve before he dumbfounds you. |
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| Sergio Marchi and Statistics Canada have obligingly provided us with another piece of information. |
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| Therefore, production was obligingly curbed at all sites to avoid stockpiling inventories. |
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| Dates of delivery and terms of delivery which can be agreed obligingly or without obligations are to be given in writing. |
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| She passed Brenda the bowl obligingly and grabbed her pen and pad. |
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| He obligingly played the traditional Arabic instrument, the oud, and sang. |
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| The dog, wherever in the world its ship was at that moment, would then obligingly yelp and the mariner could then note the local time and so find his longitude. |
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| I turned and held my wrists out to the guard, which he obligingly cuffed for me before leading me round into another corridor, and the interrogation rooms. |
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| Still, somewhere beneath your feet is a subterranean passage that obligingly ran from this all male seminary to the next door convent of Nazarene nuns. |
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| Animals don't come off assembly lines, nor do they obligingly stand around broadside while the hunter finds a solid rest and manipulates the power ring. |
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| He was in the habit of doing crossword puzzles while casing premises prior to breaking and entering, and would always obligingly leave them behind for police to find. |
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| It is widely suspected that the successes recorded, and announced in the allies' official statements, in fact only destroyed decoys, obligingly exposed by the Iraqis. |
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| The political elite is only interested in listening to the people and respecting the popular will if the subjects obligingly and obediently say yes' to more EU federalism. |
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| At the same time, an association of large, mainly American, companies, the International Communications Round Table, is obligingly writing to the Convention and to the Commission to sing the praises of the majority rule. |
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| And the prompter our payments the more pell-mell the news came in and the more obligingly gruesome its detail. |
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| This involves forging the sending address on queries to these other servers, which obligingly reply to the systems under attack, adding to the load. |
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| They were apparently thrilled when a doodlebug obligingly cut its eerie mechanical path above our roof in broad daylight. |
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| Then we stopped at a farm entrance to turn around and found another sign for the neat farm of the Bennati family who obligingly showed us to a comfortable room in a house near their own. |
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| We guarantee you to treat your documents strictly confidentially and to obligingly support you as individual customer by being permanently at your disposal over the telephone. |
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| The tank obligingly 'went straight over and rubbed it out', although Charles Bean later surmised that the crew had most likely already fled before the tank arrived. |
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| By contrast, biological determinists assume that chance is secondary, and that the right sorts of molecules obligingly form as a result of the laws of nature. |
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| Denly obligingly drove uppishly to short extra cover off David Wainwright while Jones dragged a Bresnan off-cutter onto off-stump. |
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| Clarkson was the big man flicking the towel in the televisual locker room, but they were undoubtedly his enablers, willing henchmen chortling obligingly at everything he said and did. |
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