jovially

He was smiling jovially, the way they expected him to be.

"I just saw him a few hours ago," she said jovially.

Frank calls jovially from the far side of my screen.

"One of you gentlemen must be the man who called," he said jovially.

He nodded jovially, as if on a particular course, and felt pulled past the steps.

I thought the Major might take a swing at him, but instead he just laughed jovially and turned to me.

He put himself in movement, again, smiling jovially for public consumption.

She laughed jovially, and helped herself to another glass of wine.

"I'll let you," he said jovially, following her into the kitchen.

"Unless you consider me a kind of Stalin," he said jovially.

The boy said the men appeared to be making a game of it, jovially pushing and hitting each other.

They sat talking jovially around a table laden with meat and wine.

"You'll see plenty of me on the ship," he said jovially.

"Now," said Toby jovially, sitting down very close to her.

"You don't need to tell me about yourself," he said jovially.

"Under arrest," the man in the fashionable green suit said jovially.

Jovially he continued along the hallway, waving back to his uncle.

On Wednesday the class comes jovially back from the library, but three boys have not checked out books.

They greeted the two younger men jovially and invited them to a seat.

He tried to say it jovially, but Maggie could hear the fury underneath.

It'll find you your way back from any point in the base," Ford said jovially.

"We do," one of the others said, thumping the spokesman jovially on the back.

Jeff was jovially cursing the two detectives who held him.

When he reached the end of the line he came back and addressed them jovially.

Uncle Vernon now came in, smiling jovially as he shut the door.