When Thatcher's big chance came with Maggie, she wasn't about to let it slip: she held on to the calf for 13 minutes, solicitously asking the assembled photographers whether they had all the pictures they needed.
All members of the pack care solicitously for the young.
Smiling solicitously, she asks the writer whether he doesn't see Mitchell in the lead role, but he misunderstands: DIANE (to audience) No, not for the play.
Roman caught my eye and pointed solicitously at his ears: they were going to ring the bell.
Rich, smiling solicitously, played the song on her phone.
Strangers in cafés smile at one another and ask, "How are you doing?" Gabriel's boss, at the bar, very solicitously asked him if he would like to come back to work when it reopened, this week.
Osborne thought for a moment and said solicitously, "To relax in the interval".
One woman continued to speak solicitously to someone named Alma — her dead child; other victims were in such a state of shock that doctors were able to perform surgery on them without using chloroform.
A pressman solicitously watches the small steam-engine like motions of a matchbook-cover press in operation.
As technicians adjusted my earphone, the President's press officer, an earnest man in his thirties, approached me to ask solicitously if I would refrain from asking about the likelihood of war between Iran and the United States, and ask instead about the possibilities for "peace".
As Acorn employees solicitously offered them routine small-business advice (file a 1099 tax form, look for deductions), O'Keefe and Giles slowly revealed what their unique life situation entailed, then presented an unorthodox business plan: to smuggle a number of underage Salvadoran girls into the country, with the goal of sexually enslaving them.
