Sentence examples for graciously used from inspiring English sources

Someone graciously used Mr. Roye's smartphone to take a photograph of the moment.

The graduate teaching assistants and lecturers who were the pedagogical leaders in the laboratory sections graciously used name cards in the laboratories to aid me in learning names, but they were not asked to adjust their teaching styles to match mine in any way.

Matt's co-op Gamma Alpha who graciously let us use their tools and scrap material.

It's a sign of Jefferson's age (she focuses on her 1950s generation) and a mark of her light touch that, throughout, the word "Negro" is used graciously as if it were a butterfly emerging from the cultured mouth of Ralph Ellison or Martin Luther King.

The disorderly and largely decentralized White Army, christened as such for their practice of smearing white ash on their bodies to repel insects, was formed (a term used graciously here) around 1991 with the ostensible purpose of fighting off cattle raids from the Dinka and Murlee.

Mr. Fix the Aircon graciously allowed us to use his little Nokia mobile to call the USA, but with limited money left on his prepaid account, we would only have a few minutes.

At work on a new photography book that will include photographs of Ornette Coleman, Dizzy Gillespie and Charles Mingus, Krementz has graciously allowed me use of this photo.

One of the subplots in the book is about a rock 'n' roll band who in real life were my neighbors and I'd been graciously allowed to use the words from a song of theirs.

The authorities have not yet acted on the fishermen's request for subsidies, although similar grants — graciously called "indemnities" — have been used to tide farmers over hard times.

Lawrence graciously accepted the medal — and used it to request more funding.

Babylon is an entirely volunteer-driven effort and The Armory Club graciously donates use of their performance space for our free-admission events.