| "If her father wants to reject her in order to ingratiate himself to you | |
| "Well, l didn't ingratiate myself, Doug". | |
| 'Step three, ingratiate yourself with a joke or some humorous device.' | |
| A way to ingratiate himself with the troop and heal old wounds. | |
| And certainly not to ingratiate yourself with my family. | |
| "If her father wants to reject her in order to ingratiate himself to you | |
| "Well, l didn't ingratiate myself, Doug". | |
| 'Step three, ingratiate yourself with a joke or some humorous device.' | |
| A way to ingratiate himself with the troop and heal old wounds. | |
| And certainly not to ingratiate yourself with my family. | |
| His access to information was his close relationship to Hedda Drescher, wife of Horst Drescher, a social-climbing young Nazi who ingratiates himself to his superiors by hosting elegant parties in his beautiful home. | |
| The servant who ingratiates himself, who lies about other servants. | |
| When Deane wrote and produced the first authorised stage versión in 1924, he introduced a radically reconstituted Dracula, a suave man about town, who actively ingratiates himself into the lives of the other characters. | |
| His access to information was his close relationship to Hedda Drescher, wife of Horst Drescher, a social-climbing young Nazi who ingratiates himself to his superiors by hosting elegant parties in his beautiful home. | |
| The servant who ingratiates himself, who lies about other servants. | |
| When Deane wrote and produced the first authorised stage versión in 1924, he introduced a radically reconstituted Dracula, a suave man about town, who actively ingratiates himself into the lives of the other characters. | |
| But Esther ingratiated herself with some of the jury. | |
| By discovering a most beautiful woman in a hat shop back room, I had ingratiated myself with the three most exciting artists in London, and joined their quest for credibility, success, and celebrity. | |
| He had, for some time, ingratiated himself with Captain Potzdorf whose confidence in him was about to bring its reward. | |
| I mean, I hear that your reports haven't exactly... ingratiated you with the Commander, have they? | |
| I will ingratiated pear flowers, are beautiful. | |
| - I'm not ingratiating. | |
| And, Lieutenant, as for you, you have an obtuse manner which some people find ingratiating. | |
| Are you always so ingratiating? | |
| But if l kept my thoughts to myself and was ingratiating, my behaviour yielded rewards. | |
| Don't ever touch me again! Well, you seem to be ingratiating yourself with my father... to join the Count's family. But you can't change your low class identity. | |
| But Esther ingratiated herself with some of the jury. | |
| By discovering a most beautiful woman in a hat shop back room, I had ingratiated myself with the three most exciting artists in London, and joined their quest for credibility, success, and celebrity. | |
| He had, for some time, ingratiated himself with Captain Potzdorf whose confidence in him was about to bring its reward. | |
| I mean, I hear that your reports haven't exactly... ingratiated you with the Commander, have they? | |
| I will ingratiated pear flowers, are beautiful. | |
| - I'm not ingratiating. | |
| And, Lieutenant, as for you, you have an obtuse manner which some people find ingratiating. | |
| Are you always so ingratiating? | |
| But if l kept my thoughts to myself and was ingratiating, my behaviour yielded rewards. | |
| Don't ever touch me again! Well, you seem to be ingratiating yourself with my father... to join the Count's family. But you can't change your low class identity. | |
