graciously

There was nothing to do but to thank him graciously.

The author graciously took the time this morning to field our questions.

She came over and graciously offered a hand to help him up.

He graciously agreed to answer a few questions for us.

Graciously, they all pointed the way we were already going.

"How does one graciously order a man off his property?"

"He has told me much about you," she said graciously.

Especially since you are graciously accepting others, but not myself?

"I might like some people better than others, but they're all nice," she said graciously.

Michael asked, graciously not saying anything more about what sort of beast I'd been.

And suddenly he was himself again, graciously helping her up as though nothing had happened.

"I hope this is only the first," he said graciously.

She smiles graciously at him and says that will be all.

No one ever said losing was easy, but in politics it must be done graciously.

As she has graciously acknowledged my part in what I consider her best book.

"No problem," she said graciously and agreed to meet us there early in the morning of our third day on the road.

And she moved graciously onto the porch of the new building.

Showing no reaction, the man graciously held out a hand.

Graciously, he allowed her the last word, staring off into space as she left the room.

The college boys thanked Wall graciously and we were off again.

He greeted her graciously, and they also were given to eat.

A woman appeared at the front door and graciously invited us to take a look.

Again he had been graciously granted the opportunity to die.

And after all the fuss, indeed, they received us very graciously.

The President has graciously allowed us to come back and talk live."