pleasantly造句

He asked pleasantly.

The time passed pleasantly.

So he is now pleasantly surprised.

Give it a shot I'm sure you'll be pleasantly surprised!

"Uncle, would you like to huff!" said the boy pleasantly.

For 30 seconds, speak softer, calmer, or just more pleasantly.

The motor hummed pleasantly as the plane reached cruising speed.

Explore the world of herbal teas instead, you may be pleasantly surprised!

Most of you will be pleasantly surprised at how high you rank.

It is a foolish idea, no doubt, but it passes the time pleasantly.

This flagrant untruth reverberated so pleasantly between my ribs that I almost said it again.

You'll be pleasantly surprised as writing an adapter for Spring Integration is pretty trivial, if you're interested.

We were worried about battery life when we first started testing WidgetLocker, but have been pleasantly surprised.

The afternoon passed pleasantly with a few laughs and some Shared small talk, then Mark went home.

Moreover, I was pleasantly surprised at the relative ease of installing additional software during runtime on most LiveCDs.

On the other hand, XML specialists can be pleasantly surprised at how useful Perl can be in transforming and responding to XML contents.

She might be pleasantly surprised to discover that when approached respectfully, her husband, on his own, will realize that he needs to spend more time with his daughter.

Reason it rates: There is such a thing as "free lunch" at the famed online shoe retailer, and though Amazon has taken them over, the corporate culture remains pleasantly offbeat.

You might be pleasantly surprised - sometimes, there's little or no difference in quality (the products may even be produced in the same factory, by the same methods, and simply packaged differently).

No amount of douchebaggery you pull off later in life will ever amount to that, so your lady will at least not be disappointed or, at best, pleasantly surprised.

Pro: If the Olympics awards equestrian riders MEDALS for prancing pleasantly around a track on a horse, why not let stock car racers go for the gold at 180 miles an hour?