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My horse and I graciously stood in the garden very early for preparation, calmly waiting for the sounding of Mozart's music.

It is always important that you continue to ask correctly for the little things as well as graciously accept his rejections.

He paid with his life for this lack of trust in God, but God graciously gave him a few hours of life after his mortal injury.

Well, it was a nice snowstorm; a fine sight to see the snow falling so quietly and graciously over so much open country.

the next time you think it's funnier to put yourself down than to graciously accept a compliment, know that it's not.

New Zealand graciously withdrew its own candidacy to make room for an American bid, in a General Assembly vote that will take place in May.

He asked me to contribute a few ideas, and he graciously agreed to let me turn it into an article for Lifehack. org.

and by 1854 a great painter, Delacroix , graciously declared how much he regretted that such an admirable invention came so late.

He who did not spare his own Son, but gave him up for us all--how will he not also, along with him, graciously give us all things?

We were able to catch a few minutes of Mr. Riegsecker's valuable time, and he graciously agreed to answer some of our questions.

I do not buy expensive clothes but God provides so graciously for me that I can be handsomely dressed.

And said, 'Do not be afraid, Paul. You must stand trial before Caesar; and God has graciously given you the lives of all who sail with you.

Take words with you, And return to Jehovah; Say to Him, Forgive all iniquity, And take us graciously; Thus we will render our lips as bulls.

At a congress of the pro-Kremlin United Russia party, he graciously agreed to head its party list at the general election in December.

Because my grandmother was in the crowd, Mary graciously invited me to speak to the hometown folks, though Lyda was supposed to do it.

Graciously he bestowed it upon the woman who towered over him , then leaned up to give her two kisses while she beamed.

As a result of my mostly minor modifications, I'm happy to report that almost immediately my back and wrists responded graciously.

I'll try my best to build my house wisely. Even if I live the house only one day, that day deserves to be lived graciously and with dignity.

For if the inheritance is of law, it is no longer of promise; but to Abraham God has graciously given it through promise.

Simon answered and said, I suppose the one whom he graciously forgave the more. And He said to him, You have judged correctly.

If you'll graciously permit it, I'll choose an opportunity and drive over to Maryinskoe for a day, leaving my girls on your hands.

But since they had nothing with which to repay, he graciously forgave them both. Which of them therefore will love him more?

Even if you live it for only one day more, that day deserves to be lived graciously and with dinity.

Scholes had been the best player on the pitch by a country mile, a point graciously accepted by Tony Pulis.

Sable nodded graciously, and took the book from her.

The Great Wall runs graciously across North China, it has worked well in preventing the nomads from attacking.

They escorted him to a safe landing area where he was graciously greeted by emissaries from Agartha.

It says that the president has graciously rescinded the decision to withdraw from international competition.

Graciously overlooking flaws, errors, and gaffes sets a sweetly gracious tone for your relationship.

I am simply delighted with the tea set you so graciously presented to me at my retirement last week.

that day deserves to be lived graciously and with dignity.

In a final confrontation with his brothers, he graciously noted, "You meant it for bad; God meant it for good. "

In Psalms 116: 7 the Bible says: "Return, O my soul, to your rest; for the Lord has death bountifully [graciously, kindly] with you. "

Thank you for graciously inviting me to join this august gathering.

Then there is the simple requirement of believing, which graciously points to a way of salvation suitable for guilty men.

And he lauded "leaders who accept defeat graciously" , as they did recently in Ghana, a rare event in Africa.

Nobody likes an egomaniac , so try not to brag too loudly. Count your blessings and accept the applause you've earned graciously.

Right now I seek a christian wife and I am looking to God to provide for me so graciously the woman who he has intended for me in life.

If the sparks aren't there, end your meeting graciously, without making any promises you don't intend to keep, and wish them the best.

Pursue the quality healthily, uniqueness scientifically and happiness graciously.

The lady guest graciously accepted my arm and allowed me to take her in to dinner.

I do not eat at fancy restaurants but God provides for me so graciously that I do not go hungry.

Paul said (v. 8), I urge you to reaffirm your love for him'. Forgive him. Act graciously. Take him back.

I remember the contours of your lips, graciously pressed so tightly against mine.

Express yourself. . . graciously, tactfully, and keeping everyone's personal dignity intact.

Accept graciously when the men in your life shower you with gifts (if you're a woman).

I look forward to working with Minister Al-Khalifa of Bahrain, who has graciously agreed to assume the Chair of the Committee.

I decided the best thing to do was to graciously bow out.

If you have difficulty graciously accepting compliments, it might be time to explore your own resistance. Be curious.

Invitation will arrive soon. When it comes accept graciously. It will lead to an important change for you.

An older person would like very much to direct your activities. You can graciously comply without giving up a thing.

USADA has graciously given Lance another opportunity to have that day back.

Graciously raised a half full glass, and sipping from it the pressed, fermented, and concentrated grape juice with old oak flavor.

And I was graciously helped to discharge my duty in the fear and dread of the Almighty.

Godiwalla graciously changed all of the names of the characters in her book.

She graciously welcomed me into her humble apartment, where her sleek editor joined us for the interview.

When enquiring if the Tao wished to bring forth holiday blessings this year, we were graciously told NO.

The following colleagues graciously reviewed and added their thoughtful and invaluable comments and feedback.

We often have trouble accepting them graciously. Yet we remember the good ones, and the bad ones, for a very, very long time.

I do have a big heart of gold but God provides for me so graciously so that I know when people try to take advantage of me in life.

I do not cheat anyone out of anything but God provides for me so graciously that I do get everything I want in life.

I love to saunter in the spring breeze on a narrow mountain path bedecked with strawberries growing graciously like delicate red lanterns.

John Steinbeck When gifts are given to me through my camera, I accept them graciously.

You accept graciously. Sipping the tea you gaze into the flames of the fireplace.

Sri Lanka's president and prime minister also graciously received this young Chinese "High Sangha. "

Accepting compliments graciously. "Thanks, I really worked hard on that prospectus. I'm pleased you recognize my efforts. "

Not only that, you nevertheless graciously accepted your parents knowing you would experience the challenges you required to evolve.

Pure magic! Then the master graciously thanked us for our attention and walked us to his shop.

Thanks to the understanding of family and friends, however, you probably won't have to -- so don't worry about how to refuse graciously.

Several minutes later, my wife came downstairs and graciously even bought a cold drink for me.

In that hour He healed many from diseases and afflictions and evil spirits, and to many who were blind He graciously gave sight .

Eg. All the guests were graciously served at the party.

that He will be graciously pleased to continue to us that protection which He has already so conspicuously displayed in our favor.

A generous mind will graciously give AND accept offerings of help, money, service and advice.

So Benin became the first African country where an incumbent ran for re-election, lost and graciously bowed out.

The molds were graciously donated by as many women, whose ages ranged from eighteen to seventy-six.

My river runs to thee. Blue sea, wilt thou welcome me? My river awaits reply . Oh! sea, look graciously.

My river runs to thee. Blue sea, will thou welcome me? My river awaits reply. Oh! sea, look graciously.

LA SALLE himself sued for certain high privileges, and they were graciously accorded him by Louis XIV of inflated memory.

Become again the angel who graciously entrusts itself to the magic of life.

Accept their aid graciously, and delegate simple tasks such as setting up the music or helping with the ice.

Wilt welcome me? My River waits reply Oh sea look graciously Ill fetch thee Brooks From spotted nooks SaySeaTake me!

Win more games than you lose, but accept both victory and defeat graciously.

Gasol also graciously said that his teammates are so talented that "they make my job a lot easier. "

They point out that children, less aware of social norms, often fail to graciously accept a repentance.

She accepted their tribute graciously.

How very blessed we feel by all of this goodness and generosity You have so graciously bestowed on us. I hope we can be worthy of all of it.

I respectfully hope you will bear that in mind when you graciously bestow your new year honours.

Right in front of the gallery, the symbolic marble statuary is graciously placed.

The Monks graciously accept him, feed him dinner, even fixes his car.

wilt thou welcome me My river awaits reply. Oh! sea. look graciously.

For years I struggled to receive a compliment graciously.

He graciously declined all the visits.

Moth accepted the victory graciously.

Graciously forgive me this injustice!

By living graciously, and not taking anything for granted, you will be more appreciative of the abundance that comes your way.

An person may seem rather intimidating at first. Pretend you're in total control of the situation graciously.

You graciously tell her you will be reading them and proceed to do so, while looking up at the screen.

wilt thou wel e me My river awaits reply. Oh! sea, look graciously.

She graciously thanked us for our warm reception.

Yet he spoke forgivingly to the people who crucified him, and he graciously welcomed a convicted sinner.

oh no , she has graciously relinquished her title to you.

The second man graciously thanks the first man and continues to the bar.

Do it graciously: Keep the bigger goal in mind.

How graciously do the promises of the gospel remove stumbling blocks from the way!

He has lived graciously all his life.

God also graciously restored my relationship with my sons, now ages 24 and 26.

And at the same time also prepare me a lodging, for I hope that through your prayers I will be graciously given to you.

But let's make sure we do it graciously and prayerfully.

waiting to welcome them graciously to our home.

A. Graciously I have received Meiji Emperor's last injunctions.

I believe he accepted this graciously and, as far as I am concerned, the incident is behind me.

Because we know that just graciously turned, can find new and beautiful scenery.

"This is not Home Depot's fault, " he proclaimed, yet the store graciously offered him $2, 000 anyway.

We shall not grow weary of waiting upon God if we remember how long and how graciously he once waited for us.

Or do you graciously take it into stride and use the criticism constructively for growth?

The heart of a healthy forgiver is fully aware of how offensive we've been to God and how God has graciously forgiven us.

My friend graciously shared his cupcakes with the class, patiently taking the tray from desk to desk.

Ps 119: 29 Remove from me the way of lying, and grant me thy law graciously.

Admit mistakes and accept criticism graciously. People appreciate being around someone who is self-aware and personally responsible.

If they're playing video games with a friend, they can even learn how to lose graciously and be a good winner.

Four, when you have a desire of something, Heaven would graciously also provide you the means to accomplish this desire.

For example, if we find it difficult to graciously accept compliments, this is probably a sign that we tend to be hard on ourselves.

Then the color of things peeped out graciously and there was that fuss and bustle so characteristic of the French;

Do not force reconciliation on the other; if they forgive you accept their forgiveness graciously and with gratitude;

when it was all over , he smiled most graciously

It takes a great man to give sound advice tactfully, but a greater to accept it graciously

you know the emperor has spoken very graciously to him

design a regular mouth, with lips parted graciously over teeth as white as milk;

His Majesty the King graciously bestowed the Royal Garuda Emblem

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