mellowly

"I see," the president's voice said mellowly over the phone.

Not at all a bad looking man, Poirot reflected mellowly.

She was pleasantly surprised when the liquid slid mellowly down her throat.

Many applications of oil made it glow mellowly.

The smoke from his cigar drifted mellowly in the air, keeping the mosquitoes at a safe distance.

One gold tooth glittered mellowly in the indirect lighting.

The early stars trod forth, and mellowly shining Marduk.

Above me still higher, in the dusty reaches of the eaves, the swallows cooed mellowly.

The coal glowed mellowly in the dark.

There was always a pot of lamb stew bubbling mellowly away on that hotplate.

Fife read mellowly, imparting drama to the words as though the message were his own and he enjoyed delivering it.

His bald head gleamed mellowly in the glow thrown by his reading lamp.

He was wearing bluejeans and a white silk shirt that gleamed mellowly in the dim lights.

It gleamed mellowly in the sunlight.

Ushered through the main door, she looked with approval on half-panelled walls, well-polished and glowing mellowly.

He reeled it mellowly off.

His voice raised mellowly.

The room was mellowly illumined.

"I beg your pardon for startling you, brother," the titan said mellowly, preempting Harry's apology.

High overhead a homing kite whistled, mellowly.

"I sup tonight with my beloved brother in my all-revered father's apartments," he pronounced mellowly to all.

Another voice boomed mellowly.

Her dramatic use of notes that hung mellowly in the air directly echoed the same qualities in Mr. Jackson's playing.

Ngdala laughed mellowly.

Leading them, silver limbs and golden body gleaming mellowly in the day's subdued light, was Andy the Messenger Robot.