regally

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• She’s upstanding and regal in her tasteful wardrobe of doctor’s wife clothes, an assortment of neatly pressed cotton blouses and trim, undistinguished little hats.

• When Ailey opens, the late Cicely Tyson comes into focus, standing glorious and regal on stage at the Kennedy Center for the Arts honoring the famed dancer and choreographer.

• It’s a regal version of the typically mayonnaise-masked seafood dish.

• Last year, Lewis turned 50: he celebrated, regally, by having three parties, in New York, Los Angeles, and Ibiza.

• Born at West Point into the American aristocracy—the grandson of a senator—Vidal was regally handsome and dazzlingly gifted.

• In fine contrast stood the Queen of Asturia, regally beautiful, perfectly dressed and flashing with diamonds.

• Her dark and brilliant beauty shone forth regally from the costly setting.

• The Junonian quality of her form and manner made him throw himself by an impulse into harmony with her, and he responded regally.

• When she was stepping regally down the path, Amelia said in a hasty whisper to Sophia: "Did you tell her?"

• "Show my men how," she said, and squatted regally on the turf.