splendidly

All is well and the whole plan has gone splendidly.

How splendidly you used the power of words against them!

You seemed to be getting along splendidly with her last night.

The police say the program, the first of its kind, is working splendidly.

But oh, I have played my role most splendidly here.

Michael and friends have been doing just that quite splendidly for the past four years.

"But then, I would think the two of you should get along splendidly."

No one here is going to think that I'm not splendidly happy.

My wife's splendidly familiar voice came from just behind me.

She reports that mother and son are both doing splendidly.

"But you two are getting along splendidly from what I see now," he offered in defense.

I lied splendidly about everything, though, and they let us go.

Beside her was a splendidly built young man with short dark hair.

On its own terms, this is a splendidly responsive group.

What had taken George's eye was that splendidly defined full stop.

And I must say, you've done splendidly since arriving in this century.

The boys were getting on splendidly, he assured their mother.

Do what you've done splendidly for the past half-dozen years or so.

On whatever national or international level, the orchestra played splendidly.

But they work splendidly and my conscience is very active.

Not one of them was under sixteen hands, and all were splendidly built.

It remains a model for the world, still working splendidly after two centuries.

Brown had come through his baptism of fire and blood splendidly.

Here, in a splendidly written memoir, his daughter finally gets him out of her system.

They had been considered splendidly daring to risk the conditions here.