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To which the admirably gruff Johnston replied, courtesy of US Weekly: "She was full of it. "

She was a very pretty figure of a girl, after our fashion of girls, round and slim and flexible, and her face was admirably regular.

But I had formerly been a great lover of fish, and, when this came hot out of the frying-pan, it smelt admirably well.

I was hoping that Neville would assist me with the first stage of the operation, he said, and I am sure he will perform it admirably.

He is often called to consult on how to "green up" projects, and his advice, in these straitened times, is often admirably bold.

It helps that the country did not experience a property or credit bubble, and that it has kept its public finances admirably under control.

As an account of what happened and why, it is both admirably clear of befuddling jargon and authoritative in its range and detail.

If one ambition of journalism is to help us understand and imagine places we have not seen, both of these fulfill that role admirably.

Animal Farm was one of Orwell's finest works, full of wit and fantasy and admirably written.

he has provided a backbone for the new science, in the form of a very precise theory admirably suited to the study of the phenomena.

repeatedly argues, even as it dredges through the most depressing material, that the American system has proved admirably self-correcting.

'Nothing, ' said the butcher, who thought the place would do admirably to keep a mistress.

You could say that, in offering such detail on its CEO's bonus, Kraft was being admirably transparent.

He had a go at America and insisted that Russia was coping admirably with the crisis, thanks to its large reserves.

What could I say? I could only looking into your eyes admirably and the tree you were leaning against was in a mass of branches and leaves.

First, he sets out an admirably comprehensive history of how America's great universities came into being.

The committee, who were all young women, fulfilled their duties admirably.

The EasyJet Customer Experience Team was admirably unmoved by such a pompous threat.

It is true that its deficit is smaller than most of its partners', and was admirably controlled during the crisis.

So much has gone admirably right in terms of development.

All emotions, especially love affairs were abhorrent to his cold, precise but admirably balanced mind.

The techniques described above lend themselves admirably to a regular progression along a line of survey.

If Dobrynin's pose was designed to heightened by our sense of menace, it succeeded admirably.

He carried the expedition safely to Tahiti, built fortifications, and erected instruments for the observations, which were admirably made.

Admirably, the bill includes pilot programs designed to help find ways to control costs.

As you may have guessed, Linux held up admirably under the continued stress.

The bawdy Middle Ages, as Mr McLaren explains in his admirably deadpan prose, "once again made impotence a laughing matter" .

In an admirably minimalist way, Mr. Pitt gives equal weight to the father's tyranny and thwarted dreams.

Unlike Ford, however, who grew cranky and anti-Semitic as he aged, the 47-year-old Mr Li seems admirably grounded.

He kept his head admirably, in spite of some excitement, for in addition to compassion, the instincts of the chase were roused within him.

Compared with national capitals, Brussels is admirably free with information and briefings once you penetrate the jargon and the procedure.

Ali alone was present to wait at table, and acquitted himself so admirably, that the guest complimented his host thereupon.

When relations were established, Americans sometimes behaved admirably.

Ms Chua is admirably blunt, describing the other parents at the schools her children attend as "weak-willed and indulgent" .

There is no excuse for my making use of the title of so celebrated a book except that it so admirably suits my story.

Mr McCain, for his part, was admirably clear on the need to support Georgia and Ukraine against any future menaces from Russia.

Fiscal and monetary policies were admirably aggressive in 2009, but a withdrawal of either would threaten growth beyond 2010.

No matter what happens, never give up and continue to live calmly and admirably .

Schultz sought, admirably, to bring good coffee and the Italian coffeehouse experience to the American mass market.

His words admirably sum up the impressions of all who have witnessed this wonder of China and og all the world.

Nor has the admirably consistent Lauren been wearing black because another London club took away Arsenal's Premiership title.

One cynic on his deathbed has been quoted as saying, "I love to sin. God loves to forgive. Truly the world is admirably arranged. "

I think he conducted himself admirably, considering the difficult circumstances.

Its members have been admirably honest about their mission in life.

Taking over the mantle of captain and penalty taker he has performed admirably in both roles.

In the absence of Torres and Benayoun, Dirk Kuyt has performed admirably in attack for Liverpool.

Deke's filled in admirably on the defensive end, but I don't think we can expect him to play 20 mpg the rest of the way.

you fight admirably, my foe! allow me to show my strength!

The Rockets have played admirably without Yao (and McGrady), which is a testament to their professionalism, talent, and competitiveness.

The manager is continuing his search but his strategy remains admirably long-term.

As the title of Brooke Masters's new biography suggests, Mr Spitzer is a combative fellow. He can be admirably plain-spoken, too.

The small exporting firms in the north have proved admirably nimble.

She was admirably rosy and healthy.

Your documents, and especially your action plans, do this admirably.

Lucid prose and vivid examples make the book admirably accessible to non-specialists.

This phone runs Windows Phone 7. 5 admirably, even a little more smoothly than the year-old Samsung Focus I tested for our Mango review.

The illustrations consort admirably with the text.

He plays admirably. His part is a very difficult one.

I'm betting she chose Uniqlo, admirably, because it's not Prada and its magazine ads push something other than glamour.

He executed a piece of music admirably.

Michael Essien was given a tough time by Rooney but coped admirably.

In Korea, Toffler notes, Kim Dae-jung admirably laid out an evolutionary 30- year timeline for his " sunshine policy " to change the North.

She creates wealth admirably, she divides it badly.

The controls are admirably simple.

Admirably do forest and rock know how to be silent with thee.

One stout squadron of 8-10 Vikings can do this job admirably for you.

Both the colour and shape fit you admirably.

The alarm of fire was admirably done.

He can help against the big boys or hunt downimportant support pieces, and he should fill either role admirably.

What it does do, admirably, is to explain and record.

This is, I believe, Mr. Gurstelle's point, and he has explored it admirably.

his words admirably sum up the impressions of all who have witnessed tis wonder of china and of all the world

Admirably, Bill Gates seems as serious about giving his money away as he was about making it