Sentence examples for determinedly at from inspiring English sources
Even Omega, which has yoked its fortunes to the Chinese and American markets, is looking determinedly at Brazil.
On foot, sentences can fall into place in a way they don't when staring determinedly at a screen.
Nearly two dozen high school biology teachers sat in a spacious new laboratory here recently, tugging determinedly at strands of their own hair to provide DNA samples they could analyze.
An A. P. photographer snapped Mishipman P. F. Hughes of the U. S. Naval Academy, standing determinedly at parade rest with the rest of the brigade, drawn up at Annapolis for the presentation of special awards to deserving members, with a bird resembling a starling perched on his shoulder.
I remember him doing laps in his swimming pool in Italy, whacking tennis balls determinedly at younger opponents, struggling not to doze off during late-night bridge games, racing my 12-year-old son on bike rides, rushing up and down the stairs at his North London home and clambering through the snow near his chalet in the Swiss Alps.
By Eugene Kinkead The New Yorker, June 17 , 1950 P. 19An A. P. photographer snapped Mishipman P. F. Hughes of the U. S. Naval Academy, standing determinedly at parade rest with the rest of the brigade, drawn up at Annapolis for the presentation of special awards to deserving members, with a bird resembling a starling perched on his shoulder.
He is determinedly upbeat – at times jarringly so – cracking jokes at the darkest parts of his imprisonment.
The majority of daguerreotypists simply registered faces staring determinedly, blankly, at the camera.
At one point Mr. Widrig appeared to be symbolically defying adversity by chopping determinedly away at a block of ice.
Her inner conflict determinedly keeps at bay her well-meaning sister, Claire (Johanna Day), a nonmathematician who is understandably exasperated by her sister's obstinate antics.
In scrubby wasteland tucked behind a bustling market on the Gambia coast, five women in overalls determinedly hammered at small metal cylinders, the din reverberating around the tin-roofed shelter.
