Sentence examples for to gladly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a glad manner; happily.
"Moonlight," to gladly repeat myself, is an enduringly great movie.
Don't expect Steinbrenner, the future impresario of the New York Sports Network and sovereign of a new stadium with 150 luxury suites, to gladly hand over half of these wonderful revenues to enhance the cause of major league socialism.
If the company has the means, but doesn't raise your salary, then just look for another job at a company that has the means to gladly pay you for your expertise and hard-working attitude.
Others (e.g., Magnus 1978) take Nietzsche's idea of eternal recurrence (the hallmark of life-affirmation, as noted above) as the criterion of a well-lived life: perfection is a matter of living in such a way that one is ready to gladly will the repetition of one's life, in all its particulars, in to eternity.
It's the same elusive quality that gets women to blithely pay $5,000 for a Prada handbag or a man to gladly fork over $6,000 for a Breitling watch.
"Did I mention that my Mom is a Holocaust survivor?" She repeated her "calendar day" recitation and then offered to "gladly" close the account minus a penalty of almost $1,000.
He has made many self-consciously up-to-date ballets, but in this new piece he seems to admit, gladly, how much he owes to ballet history.
"If they want to, I'll consider it, but right now they don't want to, so gladly I don't have to think about it," he said.
We didn't come to impose or retain our values but to accept gladly the values that existed here, that drew us here.
"The last fool Mr Carson will have to suffer gladly.
I reassured him that I had made the switch from notes to words gladly and freely.
