Famously In A Sentence

• Everything had gone famously with him in the city.
• We got on famously at Utrecht and at the Arnhem station.
• You seemed to be getting on famously with her later in the evening.
• Things were going on famously smooth and satisfactory at the switch tower.
• George did famously and became in time Captain of the School.
• We shall be able to arrange things famously for Julie's marriage.

• Mrs. Morse got on famously with her book, and allowed the girls to do about as they liked.
• Lucky had been an inmate of the parsonage for some weeks now and was thriving famously in her adopted home.
• Newton himself was famously touchy about precedence and attribution, even if not about legal ownership of his ideas.
• Joel lied famously in this account; but he believed himself safe, as no one could very well contradict him.
• I am getting on famously at the Asylum just now, and have succeeded in getting the children under cover before the rains.
• I dare to say I have travelled with heavier fellows than you in my time, and done famously well with them.
• We often feel that if we were not as ignorant of glass-blowing as Amieux is of everything else, we could get on famously with him.
• Rather famously the first renaissance elevated the Catholic mass into a congregation of Protestant readers.
• We now got on famously with our fields, and soon sowed fifteen acres of maize and tobacco, and then began clearing another ten-acre field.
• Several ladies have succeeded famously in horse-taming; but they have been ladies accustomed to horses and to exercise, and always with gentlemen by, in case a customer proved too tough.

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