Sentence examples for graciously said from inspiring English sources

"Dr. Carson generously and graciously said that he could have been among them.

"I would really like to hire both of those kids," he graciously said of Nathaniel and Stefan.

Bolt, 21, graciously said he wanted to wish his rival godspeed, and to see him challenging soon.

Verna had graciously said that she understood how they must feel, then she'd paid them off, more than was strictly fair considering the effort she'd put in.

It was -- and Mr. Dale graciously said in his mesmerizing voice, "Let me come meet your boys".

McGwire departs the game he distinguished not, as Bonds himself graciously said, as "the king of home run hitters".

"Well," the announcer continued, somewhat peevishly, "the President graciously says it's O.K".

"My parents taught me that when I get a gift, I should accept it and graciously say thank you".

As a regular visitor to Colombia since the mid-1980's, I couldn't go anywhere without the local hosts graciously saying "le provoca un tintico?" (roughly translated, "would a small, dark coffee tempt you?"), followed by an exquisitely strong coffee.

"I'm not disappointed in any of my teammates or my coaching staff," James would graciously say in the interview room before acknowledging: "We need to get better, we know it; if that means there needs to be personnel changes, so be it".

The woman turns to the man and graciously says, "You go ahead".