equably

They'll eventually get used to the idea, though,' he said equably.

"That is to be expected," the old man said equably.

"That's just where you've been wrong," the girl said equably.

"You'll be seeing her yourself in an hour or so," said George equably.

"I should very much like to have supper with you," he observed equably.

They both laughed and then sat sipping their coffee equably.

"Then I'd better get provisions on board," she said equably.

Yet he understood honest opposition and could deal with it equably.

I can say the same of yours, love,' he responded equably.

Not having witnessed the earlier events, they performed the task equably.

"Hunted wolves for most of my life," said the man equably.

"Half a banana and a small brandy," she said equably.

I told you before I can keep secrets,' he said equably.

Small schools cost more to run, equably, per pupil than large schools.

"I know that to be true," replied the angel equably.

She said equably, "The clothes will go to a children's charity.

"That would be a good trick if you could do it," he countered, equably enough.

The animal was a kind, patient beast and submitted to this care equably enough.

"So it seems reasonable that you expected him to be the one driving," Ellen said equably.

The game opened equably enough when the two teams traded touchdowns in the first quarter.

Number One lifted an eyebrow at that information but accepted it equably otherwise.

Raven returned the look equably and accepted the offered champagne.

"Yes," I agreed equably, "there would be some who say that."

"Maybe not," said the sergeant equably, "but I got to make a report about you.

"We will radio our moves to one another," said the berserker equably.