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The girl could do anything she wanted to, he thought proudly.

I know we could proudly our own with others if given the chance.

The local phone company proudly had a number you could call to get the time.

Did not everyone in the city tell us so, and proudly, as they should.

Walk proudly and be a good mother to your children.

When she proudly held out the book, he took it from her.

He told me proudly how he'd been there a few times in the past.

He returned at last to the door, his head proudly high.

I looked around proudly, but no one paid any attention to me.

So you can see why I know,' he added proudly.

Above were a strong neck and a large head proudly held.

Take a second look at what is still proudly up on the university's Web site.

"We have been able to cut the hospital population," he said proudly, from 500 to 300 patients in four years.

It's standing proudly in the middle of the room, and we've already put it to good use.

One man proudly says he has visited 27 American states.

Now, she says proudly, they are listening to each other.

He proudly points out that this is a democratic union.

Well, claims the little girl proudly, last but not lost.

I've never had luxury since I so proudly left home.

He drew himself up proudly and took a step away from her.

He looked proudly along the control panel of the computer.

If you feel afraid, call me, and I will walk proudly by your side.

He looked at her proudly then they turned and we walked out into the crowd.

So, rather white, he stood up proudly and looked the chief straight in the face.

The boys called the girls, and proudly showed them what they had done.