| I had the choice to do something more pleasing if I had wished, and I was paid, if not munificently, at least adequately. |
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| Paul Getty, junior, and Baron Thyssen-Bornemisza contributed munificently to the purchase. |
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| I munificently doled out smiles and handshakes while maintaining a steady course for the front door. |
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| She became great friends with several members of the Cowley Fathers, and gave munificently towards the establishment of their monastery in Cambridge. |
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| It is encouraging that on both sides of the Atlantic shareholders have been taking a tough line with corporate boards that reward the boss munificently while the company flounders. |
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| I pay many large war levies, perform many trierarchies, act munificently as choregos, lend money interest-free to many. |
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| To develop them into markets is the aim of sections of the United Nations, of President Truman's point four programme, and of the gifts and loans made so munificently by Canada. |
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| Though he looks younger, and naturally provides munificently for his kids, who live mostly in Florida, you sense that his failure to settle down preoccupies him. |
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| In the old days, a circus was a big variety show, made up of acts — the lion tamer, the fire-eater — m.c.'d by a ringmaster in a top hat, and presented munificently in three rings, so that you could choose what to look at. |
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| They asked me to readoff a result or temper a calamity like I was involvedin the unfolding reaction with everythingelse, they wanted me to reside at 478 Pavilion Avenueand the story would resolve itself munificently. |
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