Usage of "rise reluctantly"

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Usage of rise reluctantly in English

At last I would hear Spiro honking his horn in the street below, and I would rise reluctantly to go. 
 The corfu trilogy 

She rose reluctantly, and resumed her place in front of her desk. 
 Peter Ruff and the Double Four 

Then he rose reluctantly to his feet and held out his hands. 
 The Lighted Way 

She set off down the stream, and Dan rose reluctantly to follow. 
 Pygmalion's Spectacles 

One hour passed, and two, and Fairfax rose reluctantly to his feet. 
 Children of the Frost 

Harley rose reluctantly, as he knew that Hobart would keep his word. 
 The Candidate: A Political Romance 

The girls rose reluctantly, and there was rebellion in their eyes. 
 Billie Bradley at Three Towers Hall; Or, Leading a Needed Rebell... 

Belle rose reluctantly, tossed back her hair, and went in search of her hat. 
 Mr. Pat's Little Girl: A Story of the Arden Foresters 

Mr. Gryce believed her and rose reluctantly to his feet. 
 The Mystery of the Hasty Arrow 

He rose reluctantly when his bearer came to tell him that dinner was ready. 
 Witness for the Defence 

But at length Polwarth bethought him that Ruth would be anxious, and rose reluctantly. 
 Paul Faber, Surgeon 

Deliberately he let it burn his fingers and then he rose reluctantly to go. 
 Cry to heaven 

Ann rose reluctantly from her knees, dusting her hands together. 
 The Vision of Desire 

And then, at last, he had risen reluctantly to leave. 
 A Modern Chronicle — Volume 05 

Bob rose reluctantly and followed Phil from the dining room. 
 The Circus Boys on the Plains; Or, The Young Advance Agents Ahea... 

Enoch rose reluctantly and put his hands on Diana's shoulders. 
 The Enchanted Canyon 

Meanings of rise reluctantly in English