Sentence examples for I will graciously from inspiring English sources

As an abortion rights activist in Northern Ireland, I have encountered most of these suggestions before, so here I will graciously lay out the brilliant options that are so helpfully offered to people who want an abortion: Because as a society we just ADORE women who give away their babies.

A song that is a reminder of how love is the only thing that will conquer all the hatred in this world, then I will graciously accept your invitation and see you in Washington.

Because you'll never, ever be able to find a DVD of the show outside a Russian snuff-film bazaar, I will graciously recap some of my favorite moments from this wonderful program so that you too may know its true brilliance.  .

Now 83, Mr Brook says he will graciously slip slowly from the stage.

Dawa Lhamo, who owns the restaurant with her husband, Chime Tendha, will graciously guide you through the menu.

It will graciously spare the museum's new building but promises to stoke anxieties about late urban capitalism.

(If you were one of those suckers who paid $500 within the last 30 days, the company will graciously refund $200).

So, Bank of America will graciously allow me to pay it $30, every six months, till death do us part, to cancel a single check.

Having gained three months of delay about U.N.-ordered overflights, the Iraqi will graciously accede to a U-2 overhead, buying more time.

WHEN a bomb set off by your terrorist friends kills a child, it will not do just to talk of "tragic circumstances" and say that, while you "will not justify" the killing, you will graciously "analyse" why it happened.

Instances of coöperation between humans and dolphins are long-standing, with ancient accounts describing combined fishing efforts, and, in a game of water tag, dolphins will graciously refrain from crushing us.