Jacob held out his hand as if he'd been working the room for decades, and told the actor how much he loved his work, a compliment that was graciously returned.
It was such a performance that the audience would often burst into more applause, and Pumba would return, graciously, for a another bow.
In a moment that could have been scripted, she graciously accepted and returned the compliment in kind before saying, "Have you noticed that we're fucking geniuses, and we almost only talk about what we're wearing?" I laughed; indeed, I had noticed, and I liked thinking that both parts of her sentences could be true simultaneously.
Graciously, my friend returned, and I evaded all of the waves of fuckery by heading to the bar to order tequila shots ($8.75 each).
Even Gordon Brown has graciously allowed protesters to return to Westminster, so why does an airport warrant the largest variable exclusion zone since the sinking of the Belgrano?
I would try to accept the compliment graciously, even offer one in return.
Finally the boy returns, none too graciously, to his mother.
He lobbed the goalkeeper unintentionally, but Ajax graciously allowed Cambuur to score in return.
Mr. Putin accepted these decisions graciously, but he received nothing in return.
doesn't appear to be content with fading graciously into obscurity after failing to return to Congress for a second term.
Take corrections graciously.
