debonairly

"Thank you so much," replied the Colonel, and went debonairly out.

A few moments later Tarneverro strode debonairly into the room.

And Tait strode debonairly from the room, while Chan stood looking after him.

While the real Dracula tangos debonairly on the dance floor, his shadow has raunchier things in mind.

I remember a friend who came home from Rome with one elbow permanently crooked so he could sling his suit jacket, debonairly, over one shoulder.

Before going, Mr. Brandon said debonairly: "Henry has denied that he had anything to do with bugging our telephone.

He turned debonairly on the Cornplows with, 'You see, you needn't worry about my future now, Mr. Cornplow!

"Vanity working on a weak mind produces every kind of mischief," declares Mr. Knightly, Emma's sardonic confidant, who is played debonairly by Jeremy Northam.

You might smile and wink debonairly at a pretty girl flouncing by after school, but the effect was lost if your head at that moment was protruding from one of Skraggs's half-nelsons.

And he set Goldilind on her horse himself, and knelt before her to say farewell, and therewith was Christopher on his horse, and him the Earl saluted debonairly.

However, he gave the impression of remaining remote from all mundane matters; and, in truth, he looked upon life like a dispassionate and impersonal spectator at a play, secretly amused and debonairly cynical at the meaningless futility of it all.

And as James Bond: the star makes his entrance in classic Bond fashion, materializing out of a frozen Swiss lake wearing black tie under his wet suit, and debonairly weaving his way through a party full of rich international villains.