sweetly

Just ask sweetly for what you want, and they'll fall over themselves to provide it.

"Perhaps you will then open your door for the third of my group," the woman said sweetly.

And the policy of leaving things well alone is working so sweetly.

She would not even speak to him, no matter how sweetly he asked.

She smiled sweetly at him, and he took her hand in his.

She said it sweetly and with sleep still in her voice.

Never did those sweet words sound more sweetly to me than then.

I heard a party of children go up and down the dark street for a while, singing together sweetly.

She smiled sweetly and ran her hand through his hair.

How they really know is when you talk sweetly or yell.

You hear him saying things like "sugar her off" about sweetly getting someone into line.

Yet his team were playing well, moving the ball around sweetly for half an hour.

"I could have your looks," she told him sweetly, and turned away.

"This is a step that could lead us very sweetly to video."

"They tell me the same thing about you," I returned sweetly.

He thought of Victoria the last time they had been together, looking up at him so sweetly.

She was so excited it became difficult to talk sweetly to him.

She stood right up close to him, still smiling sweetly.

Then they'd made love again, slowly, sweetly, while the night grew late around them.

She had talked so sweetly, Black figured the girl was a sure thing.

Ah, if it were possible for God always to come down so sweetly over men!

A 13-year-old girl walked by and smiling sweetly asked me if she could have all 50 of them.

"They're more interesting than my present company," she said sweetly.

"I want to make sure that you're getting it," she says almost sweetly.

After all, a rose smells just as sweetly under another name.