Sentence examples for gladly supplied from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dowling asked to see some photographs, which Mr. Hjorth gladly supplied.
These were all gladly supplied by a Pentagon eager to celebrate this rare absolute victory, and the ships lend a sense of scale and grandeur to the movie that other nautical outings lack.
Strauss has much to answer for in this regard: as a successor to Liszt in the symphonic poem, gladly supplying almost bar-by-bar explanations of works like "Don Quixote," "Ein Heldenleben" and "Also Sprach Zarathustra," he spawned a plague of explainers, determined to do the same for everything from Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata to Chopin's ballades.
Comfrey is easy to propagate and if you find another plot holder growing some it's almost a dead certainty that they will gladly oblige in supplying you with a few root cuttings or offsets.
You gladly add a 20percenttipip, $40.
There was several hundred dollars' worth of profit in that meal; and even if the guests were mainlining cocktail sauce, a clever restaurateur would gladly eat the few cents it cost to supply it, rather than making them feel nickeled and dimed.
Some of the 200-odd people who attended were looking to find a tuxedo shop that would gladly fit a groom without a bride, or a travel agent happy to supply tips about gay-friendly honeymoon destinations.
Here in Mendocino County, which gladly cooperates with federal agents against the rampant criminal cultivation of marijuana, officials devised a permit and monthly monitoring system for small-scale growers supplying patient groups.
She did not suffer competitors gladly, and, to make her position clear, she had the foresight to sign the Brandons and other principals in the case to contracts in which the signees agreed to "exclusively supply author with interviews, letters, photos and other pertinent documents to support the author's writing of the book and film project," effectively freezing out other reporters.
In a competitive market, the restaurant would gladly accept this offer, fearing that its uneven tomato supply will cause it to lose customers.
