munificently

He contributed munificently towards the prosecution of that leader's war policy.

'And a feather in it, if you like,' said Cohen munificently.

He waved his hand munificently in the direction of the sideboard, as if it were the bar at White's.

Even in the smallest matters the munificent man will act munificently!"

Swelling, at that instant, with the consciousness of patronizing and most munificently rewarding Mark! '

'Keep the whole joint,' Britt said munificently - and flounced off to say her good-byes.

Guntram munificently built and endowed many churches and monasteries.

I particularly wish, and intend, to act munificently, Mr Clennam.'

As Gaius, mine host, munificently did.

And the Revered Speaker pays munificently.

He later helped to found, and was a governor of, the school of the Middle-class Corporation, to which he contributed munificently until his death.

My word as prince, your beauty and your children will become the crown treasures of Tysan, and the ones most munificently cherished."

They came in the vanguard of progress, amassed vast fortunes, and munificently gave away large sums in charity" .

"Sit down, Mr Mayor," Al Capone said munificently.

That she was being munificently rewarded by Lady Rezalla and need never work another day in her life did not seem to compensate for leaving Nimisha.

The king being informed of the state of destitution in which he had left his widow and eight children, munificently assigned to them five-pence a day for one year!

Only after Rothschild disbursed a large payment did the Grand Duke "munificently" bequeath equal rights to Frankfurt Jews in 1812.

Each gives what he can: the very cordwainers have behaved munificently; one landed proprietor gives a forest; fashionable society gives its shoebuckles, takes cheerfully to shoe-ties.

They have been most munificently assisted by the heads of great mercantile houses, numerously represented, I am happy to say, around me, and they have a funded capital of almost 14,000 pounds.

"We will not fail to match his generosity, but set him and his forces foremost among our allies and grant to him all the honors which he so munificently proposes to shower upon us."

Arundel, as the seat of England's premier duke, the Duke of Norfolk, also has the support of an exceptional number of visitors; and Leeds was munificently endowed by the late Lady Bailey.

Elliott, who has lived a demon-purging parable that could have given Seabiscuit's rider, Red Pollard, a run, smiled munificently and calmly chewed his gum as he rode toward the tunnel to the track at Belmont Park.

Archer M. Huntington, heir to a railway fortune, munificently financed the construction of a great house on 155th Street in New York, 40 blocks north of Columbia University, itself often felt to be too far to the north.

Aristotle, after having been tutor to Alexander, and most munificently rewarded, as it is universally agreed, both by him and his father Philip, thought it worth while, notwithstanding, to return to Athens, in order to resume the teaching of his school.

In the old days, a circus was a big variety show, made up of acts-the lion tamer, the fire-eater-m.c.'d by a ringmaster in a top hat, and presented munificently in three rings, so that you could choose what to look at.