wearily

She sat down wearily , tucking one foot under her, and her heart swelled up with misery, until it felt too large for her bosom.

to hear her call her child, and raise her head and listen a whole minute at a time, then lay it wearily down again with a moan.

Hurstwood gazed wearily, reminded by her both of Carrie in her new world and of the time when he had escorted his own wife in like manner.

Indians might have wearily shrugged off one or two cases of high-profile graft, especially if the prime minister had been on his toes.

She cried for a long, long time Amour painful very painful, she said the inclusion of every sentence wearily.

Boyfriend have gone to errands, I stayed at home wearily. Now let me think of what I have done.

"Boys, " said the father wearily, "I want you to keep the land together and to be guided by your sister. "

Hung-chien and his colleagues wearily left the bus station and put up for the night at a small hotel nearby.

Then he lowered his voice and spoke wearily, like a man who has said the same thing many times.

The old man was plodding wearily along the bank of the river .

It is, as I said above, wearily reminiscent of the subprime tale.

"I should be awfully glad to know it, " she said wearily.

In a few minutes, all clean body projects are finished entirely eventually, when returning a bedroom, bright child was asleep wearily .

the woman gets up wearily, removes the corpse from the bed and absentmindedly throws it out the window.

In the eventide, when fires and shadows mingle with the gloom of dust, he wearily comes back to the ruined temple with hunger in his heart.

Wearily he began all over again. Late that afternoon Agassiz approached him again. "Do you see it yet? " the teacher asked.

I waited for them wringing my hands wearily , but after a while they sat down to play another game .

"There is blood on my hands, but not the blood of brothers, " he said wearily.

"I've already seen it, Lester, " she said wearily .

Yet, thanks to President Obama's auto task-force and a shotgun marriage with Fiat, Chrysler motors wearily on.

"The Guardians have cracked down harder, " Qui-Gon said wearily. It was a familiar scenario.

In the evenings, long after visiting hours ended, I drove myself wearily back to his apartment.

"Just drive the car, please, " he said wearily.

She shakes her head wearily, like a battle-hardened wedding veteran.

As the administrator put down the phone he grimaced wearily , then his manner softened .

In the second epic story, the hero, Frodo, reached a point of despair and wearily confided to his friend, "I can't do this, Sam. "

But terrorists have also had seven years to refine their plans and, as the service wearily says, not every threat can be stopped.

"Well, if you can make yourself comfortable, I' ll be only too glad for you to stay, " said Brown, wearily.

BY NOW Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff, must be finding the script wearily familiar.

And it's not a matter of getting used to it, he added wearily, "because we are used to it. "

The great pall of the city's smoke hangs wearily above the valley.

But as Western policymakers would now wearily agree, less debt means less systemic risk for the banks if and when the property cycle turns.

The fellow shifted his feet wearily.

The singers carry the musical instrument to go out the ostentatious bar street wearily, returns to nearby own den to drink eats meal.

'I'll try, ' returned the child, wearily.

Because the sleep insufficient will cause wearily , daytime will specially have the work pregnant woman, felt that weary should take a nap.

Haig replied wearily: "The President has just fired Cox. "

She sank wearily into a chair.

The old man plods wearily along the road.

Children were whimpering and trailing wearily after their parents.

"Many of the radiocarbon dates for this period cover exactly the range that's under debate, " Amihai Mazar says, chuckling wearily.

Attend enough campaign rallies and the arguments become wearily familiar.

Night and day he returned wearily to his flat.

C. Night and day he returned wearily to his flat.

Disheartened, I trudged wearily back to camp each dusk.

She leaned wearily against the railings.

On my way home. I sat there wearily, crying my heart out. People are staring.

Because be in these places, when we are furnished wearily , should be cannot do easily those who alter.

"Understood, " Tom said wearily.

He dragged himself wearily out of bed at five this morning.

I dragged myself wearily out of bed at five o'clock this morning.

Sixth, is prevents the long time to drive wearily , may prepare some comfortable head rests, the back cushion and so on.

"No, just laziness, " I replied wearily.

I am now wearily familiar with the look of consternation that crosses the immigration officer's face, as my name comes up on the computer.

He played with his watch - chain wearily.

Each evening as we sit wearily in our chairs, we thoroughly felt that the day is truly over.

"If you must do these things, then you must take the consequences, " said Dick wearily.

I stood wearily[7] in the parents' waiting area watching for my children.

They had to plod wearily on up the hill.

Both sides are wearily familiar with each other's position on Taiwan.

Three times more he wearily crossed the ocean.

He would appear, week after week, wearily asking hosts Eric and Ernie, "Have you got my five pounds yet? "

They, gather because of the common goal, fight bravely not wearily .

said Tess rather wearily.

"I have sworn a vow, " he told Hildy wearily.

The themes were all wearily familiar, particularly to anyone who attended the London meeting held in January this year

Footsteps fell on his ear, and the figure of one that walked somewhat wearily came into view;

chloroquine : Lack of power, wearily, easy excited, excited impulse, touched, character changes;