courteously

The doctor courteously found something else to do outside the room.

The staff had courteously enough sent a car for her.

There I was received courteously, but got no further information.

He led me to a chair and very courteously held it while I sat down.

She said too that all questions about their children to the department would be answered courteously.

"It is a beautiful morning," said the young man courteously.

When I asked him courteously to move to the other side of the room he went rude on me.

A man with grey hair rose to meet him, courteously.

If this is done courteously the call may be transferred to that person.

But he wiped it from his face, and said courteously that nothing could be better.

Except for the King, all others are addressed by name and most courteously.

"Thank you very much," he said courteously as she kept on crying.

She asked him something courteously, but I heard the underlying doubt.

Most civilians were treated courteously and asked to leave the area.

Paul paused courteously, looking from one screen to the other.

They discussed the matter courteously for fifteen minutes or so.

I would not be at all surprised,' he replied courteously.

He had stated his terms courteously, but firmly, from the first.

The three girls reach a farm where a courteously woman gives them food.

He addresses the men standing before him courteously, with Sir.

Courteously, he drove to the far end of the green and let Luke out by the church.

"We're just trying to help you," Joe put in courteously.

I was greeted most courteously and asked to be seated.

Sir Fletcher, following courteously to see me out, was at my side in a moment.

"Gentlemen," he said courteously as they came up to him.