grandly

Although Washington was always short of money, he lived grandly.

Here he was, talking so grandly about what it took to survive.

"That is the least of my problems," he said grandly.

It does no service to a cause to fail grandly.

"What I mean is, you must have lived rather grandly."

I never had been inside such a grandly furnished house before.

Now they grandly offer to let us keep our own lands, if we'll simply turn the rest of the world over to them.

"It's important to you, your community, and the nation," the form grandly states.

What sounds are these that fall so grandly on the ear!

But this night, he spoke grandly of his vision for Germany.

He wished his friend to know how grandly their affair turned out.

It was rotating grandly, showing one side full face and then another.

Then he turned grandly and started toward the door.

She had swept past him rather grandly, only to stop short in the corridor outside.

Then turning to me he added rather grandly, "Drive on!"

And then there are what the department grandly calls "descriptive measures."

"I think you have something of mine," she proclaimed grandly.

"But I want you as my guests," he said grandly.

Far mountains shifted grandly, showing first one side, then another.

The air was crystal and the mountains spread grandly about them.

We once grandly estimated ourselves to have around 100,000 genes.

"There's nothing like sitting in front of a roaring fire," he said grandly.

More grandly, it may be considered the ethos of sport.

She bowed grandly, and I, too, began to see her vision.

"I do this to make it work," he explained grandly.