Sentence examples for said comfortably from inspiring English sources

"I was never raised to take myself so seriously when baking," she said comfortably.

"The principles are remarkably simple," Mr. Rockefeller said, comfortably installed in an armchair in his Senate office.

"I don't think we're going to make sandwiches," she said comfortably, carrying the food into the dining room.

China's foreign reserves have risen by a quarter this year, to $266 billion, which Moody's said comfortably exceeded foreign debt.

"It's nice for the guest to see that the butler's been in," she said comfortably, heading back to the pantry for the umpteenth time.

With 80 percent of ballots counted, Mr. Putin had won 64.7 percent of the vote, the Central Election Commission said, comfortably above the 50 percent needed to avoid a runoff and extending his claim on power to 18 years, which would equal the rule of Leonid Brezhnev, the Soviet leader for much of the cold war.

"I have a genuine grass-roots following," he says comfortably.

But as a consultant, you were able to say things that other people might not be able to say comfortably and advance the ball on behalf of your client.

Many of the new exploration blocks will have total costs of perhaps $40-45 40-45 dollarsrel, they say, comfortabarrellow they$77 a barrel at which Texan crude wasayrading this week.

"I just don't think we have a good enough handle on all of the elements of sleep, which is incredibly complicated, to say comfortably that we have a drug in place that can mimic it perfectly".

"There's suppression and mismanagement of information," says "Comfortably Unaware" author Dr. Richard Oppenlander, the degree of which surprised even Kuhn of First Spark Media.