proudly造句

He smiled proudly.

And he smiled proudly.

Let them remember it proudly.

“He's behind me ,”Witty Hare says proudly.

I had no grandparent to stand proudly for me.

I wanted you to see this, she said proudly.

He proudly promenaded his elegant companion in the park.

Another mental picture of that pouch, so proudly bulging with money, destroyed his peace of mind.

I was standing proudly, nearby was the trainer stick in my hand.

At one time they proudly declared that they knew English only.

She'll go sailing proudly down the years in the epic of Dunkirk.

As I said, from now on... You are soldiers. And you will bear that mantle proudly.

It proudly maintains its hierarchical heritage, even while exploiting the power and stability of the relational database world.

"I'm the oldest member of the club," she said proudly, "after Alan, who's 96 and an ex-international."

Spring flowers when you enter our campus, the first thing is the eye that stands proudly in the garden of the Purple Magnolia.

BERMUDA, a British territory in the North Atlantic, proudly announced this month that it had made it on to the OECD's white list of benign tax regimes.

We Americans, a proudly patriotic people, elected one who spent his boyhood in the Far East and whose father was not American.

Priest though he was, he rarely preached or mentioned God by name, a fact that only added to his popularity in proudly secular France.

The daffodils which challenge so proudly and splendidly the boisterous March winds are soon shriveled and defeated, limply wrinkling to remind us of the inevitable ravages of time.

But even so the nostrils, proudly set even when the eyes blinked and the mouth pursed and wavered, maintained an extraordinary belief in the wisdom of the President and the rightness of his cause.

Pattinson, 23, was proudly cheering from the audience when his American girlfriend, 19, was named as the winner of the Bafta Rising Star accolade at the star-studded ceremony at the Royal Opera House.

Every stop at traffic lights on the drive from the airport home was met by jubilant newspaper sellers, proudly showing us the front pages, pointing excitedly to photos of Obama.

Mr Kotick looks rather incongruous as he proudly shows off his firm’s new skateboard controller, putting it down on the floor and grinning as he wobbles to and fro.

But when it came time to accept his medal, Ali stood proudly in his black suit and red, yellow and black tie, embraced the President and whispered in his ear.