agitatedly

"It is all right, my dear; don't worry," soothed Miss Polly, agitatedly, hurrying forward.

I am in danger, I see, of being included among the whimsical fellows, which I so little desire that I have got me into my writing-chair to combat the charge, but, having sat for an unconscionable time with pen poised, I am come agitatedly to the fear that there may be something in it.

Under the stars of the blue summer night he walked agitatedly across the yard to the gate under the poplars.

Madame de Cintre was calmly happy before the world, and Newman had the felicity of fancying that before him, when the world was absent, she was almost agitatedly happy.

"But I showed the money to your ladyship," said Smilash, twisting his hat agitatedly. "I gev it you.

To initiate hydrogel formation, 0.1 mL APS (10 % aqueous), and 0.1 mL TEMED (10 % aqueous) were agitatedly added to this mixture under nitrogen environment.

When I saw elders of Southern Nigeria at table recently agitatedly discussing the current insecurity crisis in the country, with each of the parties proffering ways out of the bind, what struck me was the image of the Aburi Accord of 1967.

Horses' sweat-soaked manes glistened, their ears twitched agitatedly and sometimes they reared on hind legs, front feet flailing violently and neighing wildly through gnashing ivory teeth.

Liz, she won't work with me," Louise wrings her hands in her lap agitatedly.

After she begins to dance professionally, she changes her name to Tracee Le Roy, making the narrator ask: "who are you pretending to be now?" (Swing 358) At last, as a distressed mother of three, she blames blackness, the injustice of life, and agitatedly tells the narrator: "People like you think you can control everything.

Some of the waiting patients coughed violently Mothers who carried sick children moved agitatedly. The faces that waited there were grim, serious and preoccupied with worry (53).