One month later, I was back on Verizon with a free, complimentarily-provided BlackBerry Curve. ❋ Unknown (2009)
This complimentarily has so far been rejected in the ICC relationship with my country. ❋ Ajong77 (2009)
If I thought that he was going to really want to be a-- a Nixon, and really run -- I say that complimentarily, someone who -- ❋ Unknown (2008)
And it is a war that is terribly unequal: a war of men against women, as separate, complimentarily inseparable, socially-constructed classes. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Only a couple of months earlier, Victoria had lashed out at such criticisms of her husband, saying—not entirely complimentarily—that he chose not to use long words in interviews because he was a sportsman, not a TV host. ❋ Andrew Morton (2007)
Plus, knowing somehow with their finely attuned student sense that I had written complimentarily about them, the students decided to indulge in some freestylin' in the hallway about 1am. ❋ K. A. Laity (2007)
He did, however, once refer complimentarily to a maiden lady — a certain Saint Apollonia who leaped into a fire prepared for her by the heathen Alexandrians. ❋ Unknown (2003)
He owned to preferring a charge of twenty buckshot to a single ball, and he received with joy a little fine gunpowder, which he compared complimentarily with the blasting article, half charcoal withal, to which he was accustomed. ❋ Unknown (2003)
The Palestinian people want to keep him, but at the same time create a system where you can have a president and a prime minister working and complimentarily supporting each other, which is what we did with amending the basic law. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Having had an unusually cosmopolitan upbringing – a great deal of time spent in France with his eccentric, artistic mother, and much love from his New York businessman father – Sturges 'mixture of sophisticated European objectivity with vividly American idiomatic energy creates a very special frisson not to be found in anyone else's work (though something of the same combination gives different but complimentarily memorable results in the American pictures of Ernst Lubitsch). ❋ Unknown (1998)
Other than this, I don't suppose there is too much complimentarily between rabbits and chickens. ❋ Unknown (1996)
He spoke complimentarily of the troops, but was extremely jealous of the navy. ❋ David Widger (N/A)
"Give me the music of your own sweet voice before all the pianos in creation," he observed, complimentarily; but he felt a certain secret disappointment that his wife's thankfulness did not happily chime with his own. ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
Rachel "envied her sister," and "Jacob's anger was kindled against Rachel," and altogether the picture of their home is not very enticing, and having gotten thus far we are more than ever convinced that we do not want to follow the example of the "holy women" of old, as Peter complimentarily, but ignorantly, calls them. ❋ Mary Belle Freeley (N/A)
It complimentarily introduces a hint or two of Wagner's ❋ Rupert Hughes (1914)
One gentleman, a leader in what was called the Committee of Safety, which I very soon complimentarily dissolved, stood up and began to enter into argument and discussion. ❋ Unknown (1903)
"Fearfully complimentarily, dear old miss?" asked Bones carelessly, and the girl's colour deepened. ❋ Edgar Wallace (1903)
