Colin Sullivan, a museum guide, graciously explained the history of the mansion and its residents when we stopped by before museum hours and found the front door open.
The French now graciously permit three guided visits (in French and Italian only) every Monday and Thursday afternoon starting at 3 p.m., though written permission is required (apply well in advance).
Judy tried applying her Marilyn face while Marilyn watched in the mirror: Marilyn guided graciously, with soft breathy urgings: "Mm, make the eyebrows a little pointier... Yes, that's right......
But if we dig through our sophisticated, inner layers, we can unearth our truest self and allow it to guide us graciously through every one of life's twists and turns.
Our guide, Karma Tshering, graciously introduced us to the spectacular cultural and religious aspects of Bhutan by taking us to the Punakha Dzong, an ancient center of government and religion that was recently threatened by a catastrophic glacial lake outburst flood.
An American woman waiting to meet her husband in the Egyptian capital is drawn toward a dalliance with a former colleague of his, a local resident who drives her from the airport to her hotel and graciously offers his services as tour guide and companion.
Samantha Maloney, bridesmaid and drummer for Peaches (and formerly Motley Crue and Hole), graciously assumed the role of tour guide, showing guests around the space.
Ticketing procedures run smoothly, the grounds are clean, and there is usually a guide or someone else handy who will respond graciously to a question or give directions.
But if you're a kind, decent person, you'll review the virtuous shepherds that guided you through life, teaching you to live graciously and to pass on the very values they instilled in you.
Being aware of this situation, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej graciously set up an initiative to relieve the farmers from suffering and guide them through the plight of water scarcity, with minimal impacts and pain.
