obsequiously

The proprietor served him obsequiously but did not venture to talk.

"Still south," the creature which had roused him said obsequiously.

He took a look at the Chinese servant who was obsequiously cleaning round, and told him to get out.

When they spoke, the woman lowered her head obsequiously.

The driver smiled obsequiously as he stated an inflated charge.

Everyone there knew "Jim" and they swarmed obsequiously around his massive figure.

Another laugh, and I, of course, obsequiously joined him.

A goblin appeared, to announce obsequiously that dinner was served.

Instead, both houses obsequiously resolved to disapprove of such hiring - from now on.

Smit obsequiously led the two men to a corner table.

"My lady has an eye," the vendor said obsequiously, transferring the bird.

Then the butler thing moved obsequiously aside and bowed.

A brown-skinned man was bowing obsequiously from behind the spot where the door had been.

The others watch obsequiously as the chief interrogator relights his cigarette.

"We come to the conclusion that it is probably worthless, Centurion," she reported obsequiously.

The owner of the coffee shop, anxious to avoid trouble, came to their table, and greeted them obsequiously.

The Chamberlain nodded obsequiously, but he continued to stride along at his master's heel.

One minute he is gentle and obsequiously polite; the next, a vicious psychopath.

For all its sweetness and light "Autumn Spring" is not obsequiously upbeat.

Batok said nothing, but slithered toward the table, obsequiously silent.

She probably enjoys speaking to people who are not either obsequiously forelock-tugging or trying to upstage her.

The majordomo signaled, a trifle less obsequiously than before.

"I was off in another world," said Zdorab, ducking his head obsequiously.

As soon as the Russian officers were inside his tent they began bowing obsequiously.