prettily

You are able to speak very prettily, I see that.

She listened for a second, her head held prettily on one side.

Thank her prettily, see if we can keep in touch somehow.

I only want to be prettily dressed and see my husband happy.

But it was all said so prettily and with such genuine concern.

A nice little income on which one can manage very prettily.

"Rather prettily done, if I do say so myself," she thought.

She smiled prettily, and he thought of how difficult it would be to kill this woman.

She took her seat and smiled prettily for the camera.

She smiled prettily and put the doll in his hands.

"Why, they walk just like us, only much more prettily!"

She stopped in the middle of the room and looked about her, frowning prettily.

The white of her skirt flashed prettily as she went out the door.

But I must say you do wash up very prettily!"

"Yes, she does it very prettily, and never seems to go too far.

Cathy smiled prettily, looking as if she had been on television all her life.

She was a daintily made little woman who must once have done everything prettily.

A moment later she was sitting up, prettily startled and embarrassed.

It will not end prettily, but such is life in New York.

"You might ask me again, real prettily, under other circumstances.

He got home upon me very prettily that time.

"You babble now just to hear yourself talk so prettily."

Trembling prettily, she said, "What do you want with me?"

Even the way her arms and legs were spread out was prettily posed.