Sentence examples for graciously moving from inspiring English sources

Once out of the race McGahey gave his full support to Arthur Scargill, graciously moving his nomination as the candidate for the left, campaigning for him, collaborating closely with him as vice-president and endorsing all the major decisions during the 1984-85 strike.

She graciously moved out of the house while he stayed there.

Thanks to a family of noisy pigeons that had nested in the eaves near our room, the hotel manager graciously moved us to No. 209, a junior suite.

His predecessor, Shirley Tilghman, graciously moved out a week early; by the time Eisgruber moved in July 1, his office was ready for him.

Mr. Flower agreed, saying that when the mayor's term is up, he should graciously move aside, because good leaders "put the interests of the city above self-interests".

Early in the evening, the still-webless interlopers graciously move on, knowing that they will likely find an empty spot elsewhere.

About a year before Leno was set to exit "The Tonight Show," he buddied up to Kimmel as he planned to move to ABC, and hoped Kimmel would graciously move his show back to make room for Leno.

Since limiting spaces for friends and family at a graduation ceremony isn't such a good idea, Michelle Obama graciously moved her speech one day earlier, to a separate ceremony from the graduation.

Modi nods graciously and moves on.

"Simply accept the compliment graciously and move on".

By last summer, I could no longer cope and my father agreed, reluctantly but graciously, to move into a home.