Sentence examples for said graciously from inspiring English sources
"Wasn't it fantastic?" he said graciously.
"That's O.K.," Bono said graciously.
"I don't do that," he said graciously.
"We have many things in common," Mr. Putin said graciously.
"He was a fantastic player before," Nadal said, graciously, after the match.
Later, the health commissioner said graciously, "He has more of a head for facts and figures, not so much names".
They're used to it, they say, graciously.
"I am glad my Polaroid square format and the colours of my 80s Polaroids inspired a kid in Silicon Valley," she says graciously.
He said quite graciously that NBC's model "predates the expectations of fans who want everything live," but admitted that it "has its challenges because it's from a different era".
You can ask how old I am," says Pauline Hyde graciously, from her Belgravia home.
"If my secretary wants to follow the cricket through this site she is more than welcome," says Richard Openshaw, graciously.
