The chief executive tweeted a picture of himself at the launch, surrounded by actresses, beaming broadly.

He re-emerged after almost six weeks, beaming broadly and supported by a walking stick after apparently suffering from gout.

It came as a new picture of him beaming broadly was released by the family.

Some years ago, another friend, a university lecturer, told me he had bumped into a colleague who was beaming broadly.

The transmissions are beamed broadly northwest and northeast to cover its targets.

Overall, the median salary increase for all executive directors was 2 to 3 per cent, broadly consistent with pay rises to staff generally.

As most people agree, this should be broadly consistent with the borders that existed before the 1967 war.

The trends have been broadly consistent since 1989.

But in a world of global markets, such rules will only be truly effective if part of a broadly consistent global framework.

Core capital goods orders, those excluding defence and aircraft orders, remained broadly consistent, falling by 0.7 per cent for a second month of weakness in a row.

And it ran the risk of backfiring since all the blocked policies are broadly popular with voters in opinion polls.

Most of them are broadly popular and some are even good.

Even though the action was broadly popular, there was strong opposition to her succession to the throne.

His rivals again claimed there had been electoral fraud, but, on this occasion, most international observers said that the result was broadly representative.

But the neophyte must know that these canvases, while broadly representative, are frequently far from his most famous, impressive or atmospheric works.

In terms of the population as a whole, that feels broadly representative.

It has expanded to include centers with participation in other particle physics experiments that are broadly representative of the field.

However, such ranking may not be broadly representative.

Its purpose was to define broadly who was to be arrested and examined before revolutionary tribunals.

Defined broadly as messages designed to be passed on for alternatively self-serving, altruistic or nefarious purposes, chain letters have taken an array of forms over the centuries.

The researchers defined broadly creative subjects including dance, theatre and media, and more narrowly defined subjects such as visual art and music.

Social neuroscience was defined broadly as the interdisciplinary study of the neural, hormonal, cellular, and genetic mechanisms underlying the emergent structures that define social species.

Motivation can be defined broadly as the will to perform a given task.

It was, perhaps, a narrow interest, but one which he interpreted broadly.

The term arrest has been interpreted broadly, and includes any detention or delay in the course of law enforcement, including court summons and subpoenas.

The court stated that this should be interpreted broadly and thus must include both statute law and common law.

The journal publishes original research articles in algebra and number theory, interpreted broadly, including algebraic geometry and arithmetic geometry, for example.

Since the initial publication in 1999 of cultural probes in interactions, the use of probes has been interpreted broadly and used in a wide variety of projects within user experience.

They share broadly the same asset allocations and are exposed to the same markets.

The steady-asshe-goes statement left shares broadly flat, down 5p at 10.82.

Analysts said that it had been a weak quarter, but marketing conditions were favourable, leaving the shares broadly flat.

By so doing, it seeks to provide a coherent, transparent, and compelling way of calculating and comparing national fair shares broadly defined of the cost of the global climate transition.

I want doormen, when they see me, to smile broadly and open the door.

The patient started to smile broadly.

This thought makes him smile broadly.

At this observation, the cartoon duo smile broadly and 'high five' each other.

And they both smile broadly, again.