Sentence examples for handsomely told from inspiring English sources

The same Mr. Johnson, in July, 1940, handsomely told the Chief of Staff, "The question of money, with me, does not bother very much.

(7+) The Adventures of Achilles by Hugh Lupton and Daniel Morden, illustrated by Carole Hénaff (Barefoot Books, £15) The stirring exploits of the Greek hero Achilles, destined for greatness by the gods even before his birth, unfold in a handsomely told version that is not squeamish about the sex and violence.

"One percent of one percent of the drug's annual revenues would have funded my lab quite handsomely," he told a university publicist years later.

"I don't really get any inspiration from nature," she told the audience, smiling handsomely -- her back straight, her crossed legs black-booted to the knee -- as though she were holding a flaring match to an Aalto stool.

Virginie told me that he looked handsomely worn in but with the athletic body of a 25-year-old.

It's beautifully realised, handsomely directed and stunningly acted and one PR told us he'd never seen so many critics in tears at a screening.

The banker explained that they were not really books, but just handsomely tooled backs, used for decoration, the fireplace he told him was just a niche containing an air-conditioning machine.

She contributes handsomely to local causes (the fire department, the library), but sometimes, she told me, does not leave her house for three weeks.

(Ages 8 to 12) A handsomely illustrated and well-researched introduction to the peak years of European immigration, told through stories of five individuals.

And handsomely remunerated professional footballer Jamie Vardy reveals in his upcoming autobiography that he had to be told by Leicester's physio that drinking vodka with Skittles in it wasn't the best way to deal with dead leg-knack.

There's a widespread perception that the town hall profits handsomely from controlling the gate – the official figure is €1.3m a year, but I'm told it's much more – but doesn't reinvest enough of the cash.