Sentence examples for graciously opened from inspiring English sources

Matthew Jebb, the director, graciously opened the collection to me over the summer to extract some 75 seeds from the pressings.

Albert Gallatin, Secretary of Treasury under Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, declared his intention to establish "in this immense and fast-growing city... a system of rational and practical education fitting for all and graciously opened to all".

She was a supporter of Pomfret School where her sons graduated, graciously opening her doors to students who needed a home for the holidays.

In New York City, Yext CEO Howard Lerman, who also launched a new product at Disrupt, is graciously opening up his office space in Chelsea for the meetup.

The pastor and his wife graciously open their hearts and home to the stranger, of whom they know little, and afford him a fine meal and a night's stay.

Founded in 2009, the haven for animals is a rescue mission created by Tammy Brown, a trained veterinary technician, who graciously opens her home to animals in need from every street corner in Jamaica.

So I've been thinking that even if our New Jersey friends with their graciously open door do have a turkey baster somewhere in their kitchen, the holiday spirit as I've come to know it might best be served by sneaking down on Wednesday night and making the baster disappear into the top of a closet.

He's even seems -- yikes -- reasonable while being graciously open-minded about Palestine's politics while savoring its chicken and chicks.

Together with Ben L. Gardner, her late husband, Sylvia graciously and lovingly opened their home to family and friends.

He had graciously agreed to open a new education facility at Brixton prison where I was governor.

It's a really good place to bring a hot date, and the owners have opened the shop up graciously to shows from local producers.