Sentence examples for desk resolutely from inspiring English sources
Most Saturdays and Sundays, while the rest of us are sleeping or drinking or contemplating going to the gym and then not going, VICE's weekend editor Zach Sokol is seated at his desk, resolutely steering the VICE ship.
The title subject is the entirely unsatisfactory middle-school teacher Elizabeth Halsey, who sleeps at her desk, uses films as lessons, resolutely gold-digs (she has her sights on a rich nerdy substitute teacher, played by her real-life ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake) and smokes pot (in front of the children).
I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.
One of the mainstays of the show is the interlude, after each monologue, when Letterman, sitting at his desk, aimlessly chit-chats with Paul Shaffer, drifting into this or that conversational eddy, resolutely not getting to the point, hunching and shifting in his chair, flashing a fake, pained Nixonian grin, shuffling his papers, and cackling.
Peterson is resolutely alarmist.
"No," he says, resolutely.
"Birgit Prinz," he says resolutely.
Instead, he seemed resolutely businesslike.
"I suppose," Sallie said resolutely.
"We resolutely condemn this".
