The two children got on famously.
Bonobos, on the other hand, are famously playful and friendly.
His brother is doing famously in his new job.
"We choose to go to the moon," he said, famously.
Co-star Humphrey Bogart was dismissive of her, But William Holden and she got along famously — very famously.
But on several occasions I was famously wrong.
Her parents famously told her, "You have to be better than all the rest.
The famously belligerent Denis Healey also served in Italy and north Africa.
In actuality, Buffett's annual letter to shareholders is famously down-to-earth, conversational, and witty.
He was famously a fan of the superannuated British rockers Deep Purple.
Peter Lynch famously advised looking for businesses that even an idiot could run, because one day an idiot will.
Finally, Britain will step up bilateral diplomacy around Europe: Mrs Merkel and Mr Cameron get on famously, sources confide.
Nixon was famously good: most of the funding for his first congressional run came from poker winnings.
Condoleezza Rice was a dyed-in-the-wool realist who had famously observed that the 82nd Airborne's job description did not include escorting kids to school.
In the past, explanations have concentrated on environmental factors such as the smoking habits of the parents, bacterial infection and (most famously) a baby's sleeping position.
There are dark circles under those famously hazel eyes, and he keeps looking toward the door, toward the back, toward the bar.
In Shasi and Ichang, the local troops and the Reds get on famously together-like cats and mice living in the same hole!
“YOU have been sat here too long for any good you have been doing, ” Oliver Cromwell famously declared, as he dissolved the Rump Parliament in 1653.
This ever-changing identity was startling, but, on second thought, it made sense: after all, Charles DE Gaulle famously said that it is difficult to govern a country with 246 types of cheese.
And he is almost certainly a quick enough study to avoid being tripped up by details such as who is the President of Pakistan (as Mr Bush famously was in 2000).
A big part of Apple's success is because of its focus on making just a handful of great products and curating an experience around them in its famously minimal retail stores.
Most famously he invited dozens of journalists to a press conference in South Waziristan in 2008, a few days after the army had flown journalists to the same area.
Here he would prove to be on the wrong side of history, treating the conflict-as the New York Times famously observed-as a political, rather than a moral question.
