gallantly

Because he comes before us so gallantly in this matter of life and death?

They played gallantly, leading right up to the final game, and going down on 836.

"By all means," he said too gallantly to be taken seriously.

He gallantly held the door open, shut it behind her, then walked around to get in himself.

Afterward, he gallantly reached back into the car to offer me a hand.

"I think maybe I'll come along with you," he said gallantly.

"May I know the name of the lady who has so gallantly defended me?"

We got a cab quickly and Martin gallantly held the door for me.

He bowed gallantly and brought another chair to the table for himself.

In the earlier operations of the war he bore himself gallantly and well.

"It depends on the interest of the girl," he said gallantly.

But it wants to offer itself gallantly in a flight or a charge.

"You must join me on my private car," I said gallantly.

"Yes, I can see how that would be so," he said gallantly.

He gallantly opened my next bottle of beer for me.

Never was an army conducted more gallantly to an expedition.

He very gallantly helped me zip my dress back up.

He gallantly offers to take personal responsibility for her remaining training.

"They'll kill you over my dead body," Bill said gallantly.

He gallantly gave his life in the service of his country.

"If we get them," said Keen holding the door open gallantly.

It was in his mind gallantly to scull the thing across.

He said, gallantly, "I am sure there were many to protest that decision."

I got up and went to sit with him in the chair, though he gallantly protested.