That's why it is more important than ever for us to learn to make peace with ourselves ahead of time, recognizing that the choices we make today will be thoughtful and purposeful, and committing to ourselves that, whatever results from today's choices, we will graciously look back tomorrow, recognizing that we are choosing as wisely as we can today, and there can be no blame in that.
- If you've chosen the window seat, or are stuck in the middle seat, we'll graciously stand up to let you out (see above) whenever you want, but please don't ask to get out right after we've just sat back down from getting up.
So here we sit, waiting for the nabobs to tell us what they will produce and what they will graciously allow us to consume.
Now 83, Mr Brook says he will graciously slip slowly from the stage.
Dawa Lhamo, who owns the restaurant with her husband, Chime Tendha, will graciously guide you through the menu.
It will graciously spare the museum's new building but promises to stoke anxieties about late urban capitalism.
(If you were one of those suckers who paid $500 within the last 30 days, the company will graciously refund $200).
So, Bank of America will graciously allow me to pay it $30, every six months, till death do us part, to cancel a single check.
Having gained three months of delay about U.N.-ordered overflights, the Iraqi will graciously accede to a U-2 overhead, buying more time.
WHEN a bomb set off by your terrorist friends kills a child, it will not do just to talk of "tragic circumstances" and say that, while you "will not justify" the killing, you will graciously "analyse" why it happened.
Instances of coöperation between humans and dolphins are long-standing, with ancient accounts describing combined fishing efforts, and, in a game of water tag, dolphins will graciously refrain from crushing us.
