And helped me learn how to lose with good grace.

"He is never going to accept your authority with good grace."

He threw himself with good grace into everything, even this.

The King appears to have accepted the situation with good grace.

He submitted to it with good grace, then gave me the same treatment.

Knowing that helped him take it with good grace, mostly.

And he had really seemed to accept defeat then with good grace.

Anxious to learn, he took the advice with good grace.

You ought to give in with good grace, simply because it's the practical thing to do.

And they might even do it with good grace, if he's done his job right."

After that he remembered his manners and left with good grace.

If that happens then I'll give up with good grace."

There was nothing I could do but accept my dismissal with good grace.

That evening, he tells Rosie of his decision and she takes it with good grace.

Louie was fox enough to take the situation with good grace.

He took my teasing with good grace and had a wonderful sense of humor.

Jolly protested some more, then gave in with good grace.

They have offered us help; the least we can do is accept it with good grace."

She smiled back encouragement and saw it accepted at face value, with good grace.

I suppose we could give up with good grace.

The green priest looked a bit uncertain about the idea, but accepted the offer of help with good grace.

He appeared to accept the decision with good grace.

Every question he had heard before, but he treated them all with good grace.

Accept his offerings with good grace but don't be dictated to by him.

But he would submit with good grace, if he had to.

But it does not appear he was at all expected to give with a good grace.

I did try to bear them with a good grace, but it would not do.

The troops were set on the marriage; it must be done with a good grace.

If you can't keep your husband, let him go with a good grace.

But he tucked his manuscript away with a good grace.

Phillips knew that, and for the most part, she accepted it with a good grace.

Fortunately George and Richard both gave in with a good grace.

What I may choose to say to you you will have to learn to accept with a good grace.

But in the meantime, you three will accept the dragon's hospitality with a good grace.

Take the part with a good grace, and let us hear no more of the matter, I entreat."

In July 1905 the other two parties duly voted him out, and he left office with a good grace.

We have done that with a good grace.

He accepted defeat with a good grace and rose to say good-by.

The satire strikes at England, where the world has never been corrupt with a good grace.

She smiled, accepting her dismissal with a good grace.

Paul submitted with a good grace, and for a long time enjoyed his occupation very tolerably.

If he had what I have on my mind, he might complain with a good grace.'

He must be made to see that the best thing he could do in the circumstances was to accept his fate with a good grace.

But it was received with a good grace, even by the ladies, who, however, had not much appetite, owing to the violent motion.

Truly, the moon shines with a good grace.

Bond raised his eyebrows politely and then accepted the snub with a good grace.

Kevin seemed to have decided he might as well give in to Wexford's questioning if not with a good grace. '

They all waved and called to her as they went by and she tried to respond with a good grace, but it was difficult.

Life is very crude, and bonnie Princes Street a dream, but we soldier on with a good grace.

The Thracian conceded defeat with a good grace.