Sentence examples for very graciously from inspiring English sources

"The mayor responded very graciously.

Very graciously, Archundia shook my hand.

He very graciously wrote me back.

"Be sure to ask very graciously," she said.

Mrs. Wass writes, "I must say that he accepted his gifts very graciously".

"If somebody doesn't like their neck or whatever, she accommodates us very graciously".

When it came time to discussing a premiere, they very generously and graciously offered to host the event.

(When the Times_ _called Waters, she denied Tower's claim, and said, "That's a pretty nasty thing to say". Then she recovered herself, claiming the high ground of the more powerful, and graciously praised Tower as "very, very talented").

The short rib has the beefiest flavor, and is served on the (very long) bone; the Don Ameche (graciously bringing "Trading Places" and "Cocoon" back into the public consciousness) features thick slices of filet mignon atop toast spread with chicken-liver mousse.

Leno, who had obviously been through this before, accepted the news graciously, and has been very supportive of Fallon.

Her VP will be busy doing very important progressive things such as graciously accepting a ceremonial Baltic herring from the Finnish royal family.