adverb
definition
In a proud manner.
Examples of proudly in a Sentence
Together, they tiptoed across the hardwood floor and stood proudly looking down Zach.
Let kids show off proudly the books that they have read during the summer.
He that sinneth against his Maker will behave himself proudly against a physician.
In 1349, at the Landsting of Ringsted, Valdemar proudly rendered an account of his stewardship to the Estates of Zealand, and the bishop of Roskilde congratulated him on having so miraculously delivered his people from foreign thraldom.
But Irene wore hers proudly while they were away.
He took out one thug, Mrs. Watson said proudly.
The northern canon, or, as the Chinese proudly call it, the " greater vehicle of the law," includes many later corruptions or developments of the Indian faith as originally embodied by Asoka in the " lesser vehicle," or canon of the southern Buddhists.
In fact he is pictured proudly wearing his gold medallion.
Her family proudly shares the hyphenated last name Utt-Grubb, which is a combination of Kelly and Sam's "maiden" names.
Choose the patches you enjoy and display them proudly to show your Starfleet affiliations, and always keep a comm channel open to learn about new patch designs.
Tiny Tiddles, for instance, may no longer be an appropriate name to call as your sleek adult cat prowls proudly in the garden.
From the winners of the NHL's Stanley Cup to the state high school basketball champs, generations of athletes have proudly displayed their Balfour rings.
He gave her the title of his "fille d'alliance" (adopted daughter), which she bore proudly for the rest of her long life.
We can now proudly announce, that she has been successful and will dance a part in The Nutcracker ballet in November.
Now I must proudly declare my interest as a trustee of Wessex Archeology - and an Internet anorak.
Three years ago the Co-op proudly launched their fully biodegradable bags.
The stand, which sits proudly along one side of the pitch, is a single tier cantilever holding just under 7,000 people.
And Roman, head of the witch's coven, replies proudly, He has his father's eyes.
She proudly showed off the condoms, lubricant and standard paraphernalia before producing " the most important thing " - a vaginal douche.
Here he is proudly modeling his trademark red duffle coat with floppy blue and yellow rain hat.
My national flag is a somewhat rarer example of a popular theme - Watford FC proudly emblazoned across the Cornish flag of St Piran.
Note ' Mr Sad ' proudly posing by the car, incidentally wearing similar eyewear to Mr Wonder.
Fabulously funky mug and coaster set proudly sporting the lyrics to " I'm too sexy " .
They also had the ever-present giant jar of pickled eggs and turkey gizzards sitting proudly on the counter-top.
In September 2003 we proudly opened our very own, state of the art gymnasium.
Hanging baskets, potted plants, climbing ivy, even a couple of real trees standing proudly in the corner.
No problem said the janitor proudly fetching his tiny terrier into the studio.
Accelerated Culture were proudly hosting the drum & bass party and had booked an all-star lineup of DJs and MCs to entertain.
Into the gloomy mouth of the cavern entrance he stepped without hesitation, and after him proudly pranced the officers and Queen Ann.
His revolt against Christian faith and morals turns him into a proudly atheistic "free-thinker," and preacher of a new "master" morality, which transposes the current valuations, deposes the "Christian virtues," and incites the "over-man" ruthlessly to trample under foot the servile herd of the weak, degenerate and poor in spirit.
And the glow from pumpkin lanterns will light up their masks and costumes, proudly made with their mums, dads and teachers.
To my left, a German skinhead wore a Hackett shirt with a Coventry City sticker stuck proudly across the middle.
For many years, the B.B. has proudly borne the subtitle ' Monthly Journal of the Bristol Exploration Club '.
We proudly proclaim the merits of the transatlantic alliance.
In the interests of cross county support, we proudly unveil the new Manchester United kit !
The knife is a true workhorse, so do n't be fooled by her sleek, traditional lines which proudly denote her Nordic origins.
Be sure you write his name in bold letters, and present his certificate to him proudly.
A picture shadow box is also a great idea, as you can stash first holiday mementos inside and proudly display it on the mantel for every Christmas to come.
By using a patriotic decorating theme, you can proudly display your patriotism while at the same time updating the look of your home with a popular design trend.
Proudly display your work of art on your front door or inside your home.
Starlets like Marilyn Monroe and Miss Kitty Russell from Gunsmoke proudly wore a beauty mark and not always in the same place.
The album is certainly suitable at this point to wrap and give as a gift or proudly display in your home.
The graduating senior class of (high school name) proudly announces commencement ceremonies on (date, time, location).
The actress remained busy throughout her pregnancy, proudly displaying her baby bump at various Hollywood events.
This uniform is unmistakable, and your son will wear it proudly.
Allow the girls to design their own shirts, and then have a debut fashion show where each one gets a chance to proudly show off her creation.
A great suit will make him look like a little angel, but only if he's willing to wear it proudly.
Proudly displaying My Little Pony clothing advertises a child's love for these adorable ponies.
Weighing more than 225,000 tons, Oasis of the Seas proudly welcomes 6,300 guests with ease.
When this is the case, the city proudly demonstrates it through exhibits, artisan works and in the decorations it uses.