Sentence examples for warmly do from inspiring English sources

Then, he says, the mood changed abruptly and the leader of the group came over and took Mr. Slackman's hand, saying warmly: "Don't worry!

Aside from the fact that she really does have great arms, consider this: How warmly do you really think the president's 5 foot 11 inch, brown-skinned, Ivy-league, power-lawyer wife would have been received had she spent most of the last two years on the campaign trail, and now in the White House, wearing Hillary Clinton power pants suits?

They're capricious and extraneous — or they would be, if the author didn't welcome them so warmly, didn't put them on show so frequently.

The audience applauded warmly, doing something we had dubbed the accelerando ungarese, a slow handclap that speeds to a lusty appreciative climax.

Given a rush job to write Atyeo's obituary in 1993, I was astonished to find no biography to crib from - but now John Hudson and Tom Hopegood have made amends and well and warmly done the Wessex folk-hero due honours with a fully rounded, expertly told tale of a luminary of football's fond, primeval 1950s (Atyeo, Redcliffe Press, Bristol, £17.50).

You're welcomed warmly, but don't expect to impose your own rhythm on the proceedings.

On the night I saw "Reckless," the audience applauded warmly but didn't stand.

But the remarks, though warmly received, did little to satisfy Democrats' complaints about the ill treatment they say they suffer at the hands of Republicans, and it was clear within minutes that the fracas had hardly ended.

Although he is uncertain about asking her to take him back, Magnolia, who has never stopped loving him, greets him warmly and does.

Sometimes my students aren't dressed warmly because they don't have warm clothes to wear.

I never do "Warmly," "Affectionately," or "Cordially".