She prepares diligently and asks probing, respectful questions.
("What's a butt plug?" she asks, diligently).
He offered these details as if responding diligently to questions I was not asking.
They attached a link asking fans to donate to archive.org, a nonprofit that works diligently to catalog pretty much everything in existence, including, with Wayback Machine, the internet itself.
He is working diligently this spring to improve, watching video of catchers who excel at it and asking umpires for advice on where to set up and how to give them better visuals.
However, in order to minimize this, we took advice from participants asking them to direct us to others for interview following their recommendations diligently.
Small and trim (the shortest person in the room when we went to a front page news meeting later), diligently ironed hair framing an oval face, she sat down on what might have been an Ikea sofa without introducing herself, or asking me my name or offering to shake my hand.
I ask her to pray, diligently, that Jack learn to commit a sin or even two.
In a crucial White House meeting on June 11 , 1993 less than two weeks after their visit to Hoa Lo prison, the two senators urged the President to lift the embargo, offering geopolitical and economic reasons but also emphasizing the matter of national honor, since the Vietnamese had diligently done all that we had asked them to in the matter of M.I.A.s.
A few years later, through a monthslong budget crisis, Ms. Kopp would diligently dial supporters every two weeks and ask for advance payments or loans or extra gifts; she never missed a payroll.
After diligently colouring in for about 40 minutes, he asked in his loudest, clearest voice: "Have you nearly finished, Mummy?
