Sentence examples for heartily from from inspiring English sources

A chart-topping single, sung heartily from the stands, would give the team a boost as they embark upon their South American mission.

Using skeleton keys, small teams of Albanian-speaking Kosovans, Montenegrans and Albanians had been supping heartily from one of Westminster council's most reliable revenue streams.

Attitudinal, self-unaware iconoclasm – the "Hand of Satan" mentality that predominated the first GTA – doesn't ring true any more, since Grand Theft Auto and its originators have profited heartily from the very systems they purport to buck.

The audience laughed heartily when Grace Kagle, from Bubble Trouble, explained the compelling market opportunity for their scented soaps and bath salts as being "anyone who likes to take baths and be clean".

What made Christie's sale different from Sotheby's difficult session was that buyers were willing to bid heartily for paintings or sculptures when they badly wanted them.

Representative pieces range from the heartily swinging, up-tempo "Carolina Shout" and "Carolina Balmoral" to the delicate and reflective, slower-paced "Blueberry Rhyme" and "Snowy Morning Blues".

One such person I met was Gisa DeBiasio, a ninety-three-year-old resident who, when I encountered her, was heartily singing pop songs from the nineteen-fifties with Kathy Deyo, the activities coördinator.

Responding to a Twitter user who praised her decision, saying "bravo @rhipratchett Heartily sick of reboots from lesser writers – no one can replace the original & greatest", Pratchett tweeted that "the comment about 'lesser writers' … seemed rather pointed", adding: "Although in fairness most writers are lesser compared to dad".

Arnold later reported, "On refusing to draw like a gentleman, he having a [sword] by his side and cases of loaded pistols in his pockets, I kicked him very heartily and ordered him from the Point".

But on a purely tactical level of political analysis, I have to vigorously applaud Rand Paul for taking a stand, and I heartily encourage more candidates from both sides of the aisle to do the same thing.

While it is not practical to rewrite the present article with this structure in mind, we would heartily endorse any attempt (from philosophical or life-science standpoints) to analyse TOL claims and research in light of this intriguing framework.