Sentence examples for graciously informed from inspiring English sources

(The audience is graciously informed that they may clap as much as they wish in the evening's second half).

The White House graciously informed an Irish Independent reporter that it would leave the issue to Mr Brooks and the City of Dublin to resolve.

Bubble, burst: it's on the fourth floor, he graciously informed me — but entirely booked for most of the day, on account of people showing up at 7 A.M. to start waiting.

Monteverdi's pastoral Tirsi e Clori, graciously informing us that "all that is best we learn from the dance", rounded off a long opening group of the composer's madrigals.

Mark, my sixth grade peer, took this opportunity to graciously inform me that I had approximately no hope of ever being considered attractive to the opposite sex.

The service is impeccable, and advice on Champagnes -- from an excellent and reasonably priced list -- is well informed and graciously offered.

LONDON (The Borowitz Report) – In the aftermath of Scotland's "no" vote in the referendum on becoming an independent country, Queen Elizabeth II, of Great Britain, took to the airwaves on Friday morning to inform the people of Scotland that she "graciously and wholeheartedly" accepted their apology.

By Andy Borowitz September 19, 2014 LONDON (The Borowitz Report) – In the aftermath of Scotland's "no" vote in the referendum on becoming an independent country, Queen Elizabeth II, of Great Britain, took to the airwaves on Friday morning to inform the people of Scotland that she "graciously and wholeheartedly" accepted their apology.

"Listen to this," he began, and as soon as I heard the words "Dear madam, the prime minister has asked me to inform you...'..' Jonathan Anderson's paisley-print pantsuit melted before me into a psychedelic fudge, "... that Her Majesty may be graciously pleased to approve that you be appointed a Member of the British Empire (M.B.E). in the 2011 Birthday Honors List".

It said: "The prime minister has asked me to inform you, in strict confidence, that he has in mind, on the occasion of the forthcoming list of New Year's honours to submit your name to the Queen with a recommendation that Her Majesty may be graciously pleased to approve that you be appointed an officer of the Order of the British Empire".

Mrs. Prentiss graciously consents.