How To Use Proudly In A Sentence
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Hot Wheels Classics: The Redline Era proudly showcases more than 500 spectacular color photos so some of the finest cars of this groundbreaking time.
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(He pointed at the bundle she held, while she nodded proudly, beaming on me with good-nature and consciousness of success and prosperity.) "This overcoat is as good as a blanket," he went on, advancing the skirt of it that I might feel its thickness.
THE SPIKE
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His trophies were proudly displayed in a backlit cabinet.
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‘We're following the ancient Cinnamon Route,’ he says proudly, seated atop a coil of rope in the ship's bow as it skims across the Java Sea.
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Some have suggested she was holding a spear and shield proudly aloft, others that the goddess of beauty held a mirror - to admire her own reflection.
Times, Sunday Times
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Among the protesters and war veterans proudly displaying their medals was Aubrey Rose.
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Electric lighting was such a powerful symbol of progress that early lighting fixtures proudly flaunted bare bulbs so that no one would dare mistake them for gaslights.
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At the city's apex resided a local elite of merchants and professionals who were proudly middle-class.
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Thelma : ( proudly ) He gave me a set of books called Greek Myth mythic - mythiologgio, that's it!
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Now the engineers have proudly announced the discovery of no fewer than five clumps of louseworts safely beyond the proposed dam site.
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They proudly declared themselves part of a new autonomous province.
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Albert proudly opened the front door and Betty and I walked into a large, light hallway.
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Von Frickle is an American quartet from Eureka, Illinois, but they proudly wear their British progressive rock influences on their sleeve.
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Carne (who had taken most kindly to the fortune which made him an untrue Englishman) clapped his breast with both hands; not proudly, as a Frenchman does, nor yet with that abashment and contempt of demonstration which make a true Briton very clumsy in such doings; while Daniel Tugwell, being very solid, and by no means “emotional” — as people call it nowadays — was looking at him, to the utmost of his power
Springhaven
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She dumped the toys proudly on the kitchen table before taking her seat and another slurpy mouthful of cereal.
Law of Attraction
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They line the grass verge along the roadside, proudly displaying flags and banners.
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Bits of croissant flake into the bushy beard, which he strokes proudly.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was resplendent in full dress uniform, his elfin blonde wife standing proudly beside him.
BLACK KNIGHTS: On the Bloody Road to Baghdad
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‘The owner says I'm the only girl who can eat a whole one without flinching,’ Cleaveland said proudly.
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The club has had more downs than ups over the years but that indomitable spirit that it is renowned for has lived proudly on.
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Years ago, when in our first new home, I was proudly swanking about it and a friend said: ‘How lovely for you both’ and ‘Have you got wall-to-wall carpeting?’
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With prices from just over 30,000, that's an awful lot of car for one proudly wearing the Jag badge.
The Sun
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Sporting pursuits are still slotted into the busy lives of proudly self-made people.
Times, Sunday Times
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He felt his eyes straying to the Croce al Trebbio, the little granite column in the center of the piazza upon which a little bronze warrior proudly bore his sword.
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USA should restore ties, and try to address the moderates in Iran without assuming the civilisationally-superior tone of hectoring or blustering. proudlyleft
New Statesman
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She proudly showed off the condoms, lubricant and standard paraphernalia before producing ‘the most important thing’ - a vaginal douche.
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He wore his letter jacket as proudly as a king would his crown, and he hauled his bag over one shoulder.
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Standing proudly on an isolated promontory, this 13th century stronghold once commanded the whole upper part of the Great Glen.
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Bits of croissant flake into the bushy beard, which he strokes proudly.
Times, Sunday Times
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His annotations to this CD proudly point out the Cs, C sharps, and Ds that he must sing.
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Within 2 1/2 years, I was proudly wearing my sergeant stripes.
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It is specially designed for our needs,’ the twosome declare proudly.
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Elaine and Ian Gibson proudly announce the birth of their son, John Maurice.
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He is, in my estimation, entrenched in the intellectual laziness of dogma and the comforts of blinders. His is a proudly unpersuadable mind.
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The company proudly announced the launch of its new range of cars.
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He had the captives use it to call family and friends and implore them to pay ransom, and he used it himself to call a radio station in Mindanao and proudly announce his crime.
Jihadists in Paradise
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He said proudly: 'It feels awesome to be here.
The Sun
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The curtains opened again and Uncle Philip stood next to his doll, beaming proudly.
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Their rabbi, a 34-year-old karate black belt, proudly estimates that nine out of ten of his flock don't believe in God.
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"He's awake now, " she said proudly, with a slight lisp.
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I'm old enough to remember when a Homelite XL (70's) was the cream of the crop, and I just saw one yesterday go by, proudly jammed into the top rack of a load of lodgepole stovewood.
Craftsman Professional 40cc chain saw
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My frazzled brain keeps on trying to master the fundamentals and yesterday I proudly completed my first ‘tough’ puzzle (four hours, twelve minutes).
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Yes, we are one of the coldest places in the world… also we have one of the highest barometric pressures,’ he said proudly.
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He proudly refused help from anyone.
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Besides the usual culprits that you never fail to blame, the loggers, I have noticed you haven't mentioned how much those Whoppers you so proudly scarf while you cruise the relatively new highways crisscrossing the state as you visit your pals in their quaint villages and enjoying other scenic splendors of that magnificent state have contributed to the massive loss of virgen forests.
Huatulco to Oaxaca City Road Trip
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I can tell the member that the kea badge is proudly displayed on my fridge.
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Family photos are proudly displayed where we work.
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They thought
that it sufficed for a prince
to think up a sharp reply, to write a beautiful letter, to demonstrate wit and readiness in saying and words, to know how to weave a fraud
to conduct himself avariciously and proudly, to rot in idleness, to give military rank by favor
Winner Takes All
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But all Americans would be much better off if Indians felt unalienated, and proudly and unambivalently Indian and American, just as the Frisians feel proud to be both Frisian and Dutch.
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It has been a failure of all us atheistical Darwinists intent on dragging the world, kicking and screaming, into the 1860s, and out of the clutches of the religion-be-deviled proudly ignorant dark-age-living creationists.
David Horton: And then god said, "Let there ... oh, you already have life"
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Would that we could do the same with the European Union which once so proudly took ownership of the project, that other lame-duck "superjumbo".
Lame duck "superjumbo"
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It was painted a light creamy colour with glass windows and a grey roof topped it off proudly.
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Young Pawnee warriors proudly stole horses and scalps from their enemies, the Sioux.
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He's tanned, there's a puckish glint in his eye and his Coventry accent is proudly unblunted by his years in academia.
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They kept very proudly together, though they were of different lengths: the outermost, the thumbling, was short and fat; he walked out in front of the ranks, and only had one joint in his back, and could only make a single bow; but he said that if he were hacked off a man, that man was useless for service in war.
The Darning-needle
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He proudly held out his trophy for us to admire.
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And he proudly watched as the couple wed last year.
The Sun
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Lincoln Impinger® proudly introduces the latest addition to the Impinger family of conveyorized ovens .... the Impinger 3255 and 3270!
Undefined
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The pure and fine essential qualities of the voices, the dizzying harmonies, the fugal calls and responses, the strange relief of the unisons, and above all the free, natural mien of the singers, proudly aware that they were producing something beautiful that could not be produced more beautifully, conscious of unchallenged supremacy, -- all this enfevered him to an unprecedented and self-astonished enthusiasm.
Clayhanger
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Defending his remarks in the National Post, Schwartz proudly proclaimed his Trotskyite heritage on National Review Online and even coined a term for this growing grouplet: Trotsky-cons!
Think Progress » Murtha Attacked by the Right For Quote Falsely Attributed to Him
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Welsh flags fly proudly everywhere, and Welsh as an official language is commonly spoken.
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Here we start from Mérida, where the Roman-Moorish 'alcazar' towers proudly yet.
Life in Morocco and Glimpses Beyond
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Freshly chiseled ornaments stand proudly next to the corroded precursors that served as models, testimony to the endless repair, the incessant renewal of the church.
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Yes, he was a complex man, and it was exactly this complexity which compelled him this day to ride the city bus dressed in his Weinerschnitzel counterperson's uniform which, he proudly noted, still fit him from high school, when the fast-food restaurant was called Der Weinerschnitzel.
Mark C. Miller: The Story of the World's Strangest Romance
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DAMN WHAT A SHAME IT IS SINCE THAT DAY, when the leader of hate to our white house came, when our collective soul was taught to blame, or better up, that to slain is the truest and sweetest game, or how we all now proudly do proclaim … Oh how we love to kill in the name of the great and fearsome U.S.A.
Think Progress » Embedded TIME Reporter: Bush Lied In Speech Yesterday About Iraqi Security Forces
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‘This is Shadowspirit, named after both his dam and sire,’ Lium said proudly, rubbing his hammy hand against the flanks of the huge horse nearest him.
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The morrow following, some of the poor in hope of spoil, and some of Dundee to consider what was done, passed up to the said Abbey of Scone; whereat the Bishop's servants offended began to threaten and speak proudly, and as it was constantly affirmed one of the Bishop's sons stogged through with a rapier one of Dundee because he was looking in at the girnel door.
Royal Edinburgh Her Saints, Kings, Prophets and Poets
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How proudly she had strutted around that day, the cynosure of all eyes.
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All of the parents and mentors looked proudly on as the youngsters put on a display of marvelous talent and skills.
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While other fencing teams opted for discreet flags on their outfits, we wore them proudly on our faces.
Times, Sunday Times
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They have won three and drawn two of there five games thus far and sit proudly on top of the table.
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_Nelumbium luteum_, of which the former waves its beautiful flower on the surface of the river, while the latter, the queen, in fact, of the waters, proudly raises her magnificent crown upon a perpendicular footstalk.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 43, May, 1861 Creator
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Within the group, a healthy amount of debate exists over whether their costumes are just play - some proudly claim the label cosplayer, and others reject it.
Feeling listless
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He's also, he says proudly, the only nonscientist in the building.
Times, Sunday Times
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Becca's room, which the girl had proudly shown him, was sort of the same shade, but in pink.
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I wear the mantle of The Dude proudly.
The Sun
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Of course, you only "build awareness" by depicting events with some degree of accuracy, which is why the soaps often proudly announce that they collaborated closely with charities to ensure that Steve McFadden's portrayal of the dark spiral of addiction would be as harrowingly authentic as possible, especially the bit where he smashed through a door like Jack Nicholson in The Shining and burned the Queen Vic to the ground.
Charlie Brooker | Complaining about the lack of realism in EastEnders is like moaning that Monster Munch crisps don't taste of monsters
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And for dessert, the much awaited chocolate chestnut Bûche de Noël, the Yuletide Log, is proudly placed upon the table, a moist genoise cake rolled up, filled and iced with rich buttercream and decorated like a branch or log lying on the forest floor, a playground for elves and whimsical forest creatures.
Jamie Schler: Chocolate Chestnut Charlotte For The Holidays
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Proudly, he refused.
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I called the waiter/bartender over and enquired and he proudly, as if he had just won the grand prize exclaimed I used Merlot, a spot of sprite, Cointreau, a good shot of vodka, a small squeeze of lime, ice and garnished with a lime and orange rim slice.
Sangrita and sangria
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Thanks to parental and extended family support the children proudly contributed money to their class events.
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I think our Institute can proudly claim that it has been the main mover and organizer of the creation of the knowledge and information about the British Empire that is now so general.
Throne and Empire
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Bravely, I walked into a luscious-looking fromagerie in Lucerne and proudly asked the fromager for "un morceau de fromage suisse", hoping to buy some emmenthal.
Rigolo - French Word-A-Day
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Other examples in the two inch thick cardboard bound volume include rousing poems exhorting the empire to action, and photos of Egyptian women dressed proudly in traditional garb.
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Their history proudly proclaims a country which fights to the last.
The Sun
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The book dummies, storyboards, jacket covers, and double page spreads were proudly displayed, still smelling strongly of glue and fixatives.
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The Grammy winner, 30, botched the lyrics, mistakenly singing "what so proudly we watched, at the twilight's last reaming" instead of "o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming.
Christina Aguilera Fumbles the Lyrics, Black Eyed Peas Light Up Super Bowl XLV
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Lastly, due north, high up, the absurd Giraffe (_Camelopardus_) stands proudly on his ridiculous head.
Half-Hours with the Stars A Plain and Easy Guide to the Knowledge of the Constellations
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The teabagger/birther movement is a movement of white evangelicals, in which all the social concerns and issues of white evangelicals are publicly and proudly displayed.
Think Progress » ‘Impeach Obama’ Advocate At CPAC Concedes Movement Is Based Largely On ‘Policy Differences’
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I hope he now he takes a bow, acknowledges his well-earned applause and strides proudly offstage.
Times, Sunday Times
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In a recent public relations videocast, he proudly quoted advice from her that he said he will never forget.
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And for dessert, the much awaited chocolate chestnut Bûche de Noël, the Yuletide Log, is proudly placed upon the table, a moist genoise cake rolled up, filled and iced with rich buttercream and decorated like a branch or log lying on the forest floor, a playground for elves and whimsical forest creatures.
Jamie Schler: Chocolate Chestnut Charlotte For The Holidays
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Herman said proudly that he was among the writers of the Prodeo bulletin published by the boys, while Ardi bragged about his ability to change cement sacks into colorful motorcycle miniatures.
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John proudly showed me a photograph of himself in his smart uniform, holding the golden mace and stood alongside the current mayor in full regalia.
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Mr. Kawabata wrote the novel while staying in a small ryokan in Yuzawa Town, Niigata Prefecture (which now proudly refers to itself as ‘snow country’), in 1947.
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Pilots and ground crew had proudly donned the bands to show support for wounded comrades.
The Sun
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There was a time when religious evangelists, of all faiths, proudly promoted their creeds on the basis that they constituted the truth.
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Most of the inhabitants could afford to buy extra water rations and keep plants, which they proudly displayed sprawling out of the windows and slithering up the pale, smooth walls of their homes.
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The Stars and Stripes were flying proudly from government buildings, businesses, homes and vehicles wherever you looked.
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A pinboard on the wall of his grandparents' kitchen proudly displays his drawings of army vehicles and a US flag.
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Young proudly talked about his experiences in covert operations and his many decorations, which included the Distinguished Service Cross, two Purple Hearts, and more than 50 commendations from the Army.
D Magazine - The Truth about Viet Nam Vets
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Proudly warm and nostalgic for its soundstage-perfect Victorian Era setting, the film features Garland as irresistable as ever and Johnson well-cast as a suitor so straight-laced he seems almost quaint by modern standards.
Sick Transit « Screaming Blue Reviews
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Barry Goldwater even embraced the title extremist ( "extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice"), George McGovern's anti-war crusade offered an unapologetically leftist platform, and Walter Mondale proudly promised in his convention speech that he would raise the nation's taxes.
Dissecting Leftism
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Snyder has done this while lording over a franchise with the most racist name in sports, a name that harkens back to team founder George Preston Marshall's segregationist and proudly racist politics.
Dave Zirin: Washington Football Owner Dan Snyder Offends Everybody
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And if that doesn't work, they must cross the picket line and proudly vow to put patients first.
The Sun
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The former Leading Seaman Signalman and the Petty Officer Quartermaster proudly broke the pennant which for the life of the ship will fly at her masthead.
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-- A galleryite will proudly display the huge knot on his head incurred when he redirected an errant Phil Mickelson drive back onto the fairway.
SFGate: Top News Stories
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The book dummies, storyboards, jacket covers, and double page spreads were proudly displayed, still smelling strongly of glue and fixatives.
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Once we got used to the word halal, no explanation became necessary for the giant KFC billboard which went up in Dearborn, Michigan, proudly stating below the beneficent smile of Colonel Sanders: "Now Serving Halal.
The Reality Check
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He continues to proudly hold himself as a man of the left, remaining well aware of the political and financial forces at work in global politics.
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He proudly promenaded his elegant companion in the park.
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She proudly sports wonky, stained teeth and ties back her hair roughly after her morning swim.
Times, Sunday Times
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While my son was willing to pose with the crown for a photo, he gladly relegated the carrying of the crown to his younger sister, ceremonially dressed in her favorite white Joan of Arc cape, while he proudly carried the prayer book and holy water.
May Crowning Procession
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Our exporters proudly kept the flag flying at the international trade exhibition.
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Meanwhile, I guess they, like the people shown in the following examples gleaned from the internet proudly displaying their disregard for human life, they think they are just the coolest thing since sliced bread.
2009 August « Mudpuddle
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A man dispatched from the gatehouse approached Knight Commander Montyr, who watched his charges proudly.
The Gauntlet Thrown Chapter Thirty Seven
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On the 365th day, April 25, it will be taken down, its support poles put in place and the banner paraded proudly through the streets of Sydney.
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Once standing inside, he paused to look up at his uncle and the members of the Royal Council, who all stood solemnly facing their prince with formal salutes, which he proudly returned.
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He is often snapped with models proudly displaying his perfect dad bod.
The Sun
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He grasped the diploma firmly in his hand and walked proudly across the stage.
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But, also as a sinner, I simply don't understand how a man who long supported — consistently, ardently, proudly — abortion, contraceptives, "gay marriage", embryonic stell research, and the staggering growth and expansion of statism, could say he has "always tried to be a faithful Catholic.
The funeral and the letter
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Valarie brushed a lock of sable hair off her shoulder and twirled around proudly, ‘Like my outfit?’
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But, whereas Deming and the largest number of tourists arrived at the intertribal camp west of Browning by automobile or a famous White brand touring bus, Seyler proudly rode there across country on horseback with the wrangler Old Dutch.
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Strauss proudly believed in writing at two levels, the "exoteric", which itself would be the layer which contained his own lies, while the deeper truths were to be gleaned by not ignoring any single hinted-at interruption.
Conservatives Lie
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Home of the largest collection of modern art in Europe, as the ginormous banner draped over the outside proudly proclaimed.
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Take exit 29 in Corbin, go past the Wal-Mart Super Center, the Lowe’s, and the Taco Bell, turn right onto 25W; it’s less than a mile, it’s on your right, and you can’t miss it — there’s a huge KFC bucket atop a high pole proudly revolving overhead.
World-Chicken in the First Frontier | PopPolitics.com
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She proudly displayed her degree certificate to her parents.
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The company proudly announced the launch of its new range of cars.
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The term flying is hardly too strong to express the speed of the elevators," claim the directors, and after a complicated series of calculations, they proudly conclude that the elevators annually make "the enormous journey of ... nearly five times around the earth.
Chicago Reader
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Just like the all the land we proudly call America, settlers stole the whole clambake idea from Native Americans, specifically the Wampanoag people of southeastern Massachusetts.
Operation Clambake « PubliCola
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Britain proudly proclaims that it is a nation of animal lovers.
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She used proudly the word Hilda had found for her.
Youth Challenges
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Very slowly he came, but not from any reluctance, for his head was erected proudly, and his eyes fixed on Owain, He plashed waveringly out of the surf, as little wave on following wave lapped at his feet and drew back.
His Disposition
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He prepares what he proudly declares is French seaweed in a traditional French manner: sweating it in butter with onion and shallots.
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The flags are flying proudly at York Racecourse after a new grandstand was officially handed over to race chiefs.
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Our house now resembles a once-magnificent oaken beam, riddled with woodworm and crumbling into its final collapse - like the country it used to so proudly represent.
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With prices from just over 30,000, that's an awful lot of car for one proudly wearing the Jag badge.
The Sun
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On a pair of spindly legs a curved metallic sheet is twinkling proudly.
Times, Sunday Times
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Through the Renaissance, collectors displayed maiolica proudly and prominently in their homes and businesses.
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It's fixed up and polished till it proudly gleams again and catches the eye of yet another prospective owner.
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Natkin points rearward and says proudly, ‘That's not an antenna; it's a fuel-storage-system high-pressure vent.’
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Smiling proudly, Mayor Metwinger straightened his purple mayoral robes and gulped in a big breath, prepar - ing to ad-lib the traditionally long but unwritten kender marriage ceremony.
Stalling
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For many years, in all weathers, a Swanndri-wearing tailor's dummy stood proudly outside his shop to show durability.
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Here, where the privates of a regiment hold a mass meeting and discuss for hours an order to advance to the relief of sorely pressed comrades and decide not to obey it, and eventually throw down their rifles and with a meus conscia recti, proudly run away, we have Democracy with a vengeance.
Defenders of Democracy; contributions from representative men and women of letters and other arts from our allies and our own country, edited by the Gift book committee of the Militia of Mercy
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After the first interschool soccer game, I proudly tell my mum that I stopped the other team from scoring eight goals.
Late, Late at Night
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Our play is called amateurish; and we wear proudly the name of amateur, for amateurs is but the
Tremendous Trifles
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It is equipped with a kitchen, bathroom and lounge, where framed posters of his books hang proudly on the walls.
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Certain English devotees of Nikita have actually been to Cetinje, have, as they proudly tell us, been embraced by him and have enormously admired his alfresco audiences when he settled all manner of problems to the perfect satisfaction of these tourists.
The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1
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The company proudly announced the launch of its new range of cars.
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She came back with a medal hanging proudly around her neck.
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The reveille filled the air, the two Garda members ushered on the traffic and under the midday sweltering sun, the tricolour was raised, now flying proudly at full mast.
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The ships heaved on the surface of the sea, huge iron-grey breakers pouring over the brilliant red vessels and the single golden on that gleamed proudly at the fore of the arrowhead.
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On this singular distinction, progressive vets have proudly dined out for years.
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`Page 45 is ours,' he announced proudly and read out, ```Specialities,' it says, ``snowdrops and polyanthus '.
INSTANCES OF THE NUMBER 3
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This is a genuinely and proudly democratic country, and the people want to see their rulers behaving responsibly and in a seemly fashion.
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They currently stand proudly atop Group A - but can they humble the hosts to stay there?
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`Altogether," Malcolm said proudly, `we can carry four hundred passengers, i n ocean-liner conditions.
SEIZE THE RECKLESS WIND
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As I sipped, the waiter appeared at my elbow proudly showing off a plate on which two gnarly knots of truffle reposed.
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She held her head proudly and, even before she moved, conveyed a feline quality of grace and languor.
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With universal service, we city-dwellers once again subsidize the cost for those proudly libertarian anti-government types out in the sticks.
Matthew Yglesias » Don’t Knock the Post Office
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Instead of orthogonal geometry, tour guides proudly note that hardly a right-angle is to be found in the extension.
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Disguised as a priest, he escaped to America, where he proudly proclaimed himself a republican revolutionary and a traitor to the British crown.
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If I did not admire these enough, again I cannot forgive myself, but she seemed satisfied with what I did, and she talked on about him, not too loquaciously, but lovingly and lovably as a mother should, and proudly as the mother of such a boy should, though without vainglory; I have forgotten to say that she had a certain distinction of face, and was appropriately dressed in black.
Familiar Spanish Travels
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Using recycled paper has become a badge of honour worn proudly by armchair eco-warriors keen to save the planet.
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A rare shot of one of Ypsilanti's earliest pioneers, standing proudly - if somewhat awkwardly - next to his roughly hewn log cabin.
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"I've sold nearly 4,000 of them," he says proudly.
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I, for one, proudly look at the actions of our past President and military for their roles in freeing these people.
Obama, Maliki highlight greater stability and progress in Iraq
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Each was born proudly to the table and greeted by compliments and noises of admiration.
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The floor was draped in protective white sheeting, and the viscount's wife stood in the middle of it proudly, paint-brush dripping on her bare feet.
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With opinion so divided there would be distinctive pictures of swathes of green and contrasting purple being proudly displayed.
The Sun
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The British style is more careful and thorough, with the foundation work in sources revealed as proudly as any part of the superstructure.
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Glass bottles are highly collectable, and some folk proudly display their bottles in much the same way as other people display the family silver or fine bone china.
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I would still like to say, proudly, that I bank with the Bank of Scotland.
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It's food -- what you call grub," explained Hassan proudly.
Afterwards
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She proudly talked of herself as the one who set the bones in his nose, and said she had been waiting to see what churl hurt him without reason.
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RAND PAUL DELIVERS MAIDEN SENATE SPEECH, COMPARES TEA PARTY TO ABOLITIONISTS - Despite the well-established fact that John Brown spent his years dressing up like a minuteman, proudly not voting for his senator and bringing his own collapsible lawn furniture to political rallies, Senator Rand Paul felt the need to reiterate his movement's similarity's to America's anti-slavery activists today.
HUFFPOST HILL - HCR Repeal Measure Fails In Senate
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What, inquired our man proudly, had the agent seen him in?
Times, Sunday Times
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While we're going about our daily lives in down parkas, furs and boots, the designers are busy creating and proudly presenting what we can expect in spring and summer.
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People applauded, held their prizes proudly to their chests and began to drift off home.
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Founders proudly propagated the ‘One Zambia One Nation’ slogan that stirred the people to move on strongly and united.
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He wasn't just a freeloader, the kitten let them know proudly, he could work his passage.
WEEKEND FOR MURDER
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Holding her box of barrettes, clips, and brushes up, Lucy nodded proudly.
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With opinion so divided there would be distinctive pictures of swathes of green and contrasting purple being proudly displayed.
The Sun
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But he was not disgraced and took fifth place which earned him a Diploma which he displayed proudly.
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(He pointed at the bundle she held, while she nodded proudly, beaming on me with good nature and consciousness of success and prosperity.) ` This overcoat is as good as a blanket, 'he went on, advancing the skirt of it that I might feel its thickness.
The Spike
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Last year, Christina Aguilera flubbed the lyrics and sang "what so proudly we watched, at the twilight's last reaming" instead of "o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming.
Kelly Clarkson Drafted to Perform National Anthem at Super Bowl
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In fact, I proudly imagined myself to be the only twelve year old in the UK with such advanced, mature tastes for my age.
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I wear the mantle of The Dude proudly.
The Sun
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The hardware store dramatics, however, won her over and I proudly brought my rolled up rug to school.
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They have stout stems for holding proudly aloft, bold flower heads that last well and they keep a long time.
The Sun
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Nobody proudly proclaims their illiteracy.
Times, Sunday Times
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Indeed, they were clever at imitating any age, not only in its natural bodily appearance, but also in its stature; and so the old man, in order to exhibit his calling agreeably, used to ride proudly up and down among the briskest of them.
The Danish History, Books I-IX
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As she stepped out lightly to the beat in measured, graceful ballet steps, she saw her parents smiling proudly at her from the front row.
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Elizabeth:I have not finished reading Th windupstories.com – fiction by paolo bacigalupi is proudly powered by WordPress Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS).
WINDUP GIRL and “The Gambler” nominated for the Nebula Award
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Theogine's horse in Heliodorus [4846] curvet, prance, and go so proudly, exultans alacriter et superbiens, &c., but that such as mine author supposeth, he was in love with his master? dixisses ipsum equum pulchrum intelligere pulchram domini fomam?
Anatomy of Melancholy
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On the first day he went to school,the boy wore his school cap proudly.
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Harlech, standing proudly upon the cliff edge that used to form the coastline, seems to best represent the symbolism of subjection that Edward I intended.
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We flew one proudly from the back stay of our chartered yacht during our two-week cruise in Turkish waters last year.
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There she was proudly holding out a little flower in a plant pot and a card.
The Sun
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We spent a day walking in the country and he proudly demonstrated how the pockets in his special walking trousers were exactly the right size to fit maps into.
