Sentence examples for very civilly from inspiring English sources
According to Larkin, Thatcher said good- night "very civilly".
Betty called Megan, who was freaking out back in Manhattan, and very civilly told her: "She became a woman today.
Very civilly, they also invite their guests to have drinks with them on the house each evening at six.
Cavalry under Nathan Bedford Forrest, who "very civilly" paid for corn and oats after the Shakers fed their men well, did not fully prepare them for the rebel occupation to follow.
And she very civilly said, 'Pardon me.' " Clinton laughed at that, as Trump went on, "I very politely replied, 'Let me talk to you about that after I get into office.' " And he was still roughly in Al Smith territory when he told this joke about the media being unfair: "You want the proof?
JUSTICE SCALIA -- I'd be very surprised if that is prosecutable civilly, which makes me think that the right we're talking about here is a procedural, is a procedural guarantee that the court instituted, rather than a substantive one.
8 case (legal ethics issues aside), today's decision would not have turned out that way that it did, the 9th Circuit would likely dismiss the case for lack of standing, lift the "stay" on the federal trial court's re-recognition of marriage rights for queer couples, and queer couples would be civilly marrying again in California in the very near future.
The very same culture that can't seem to get its youth to behave civilly toward one another -- in institutions built to nurture and grow young minds.
Kelly Collins, the chief of the bureau that tries such cases for the attorney general in Illinois, said that "people are reacting strongly" to the Supreme Court ruling but that very few of those in custody in Illinois stood much chance of release because the state civilly commits only the most seriously disturbed offenders.
Some very reputable people have ended up in prison, STATE PRISON, even in an accident that may not have been their fault civilly, simply because they had alcohol in their system, and there was the slightest bit of contribution to the tragic end result.
