Sentence examples for diligently get from inspiring English sources

They don't get too much time on screen, but they do feel like a unit, almost bemused at the way Graham launches into his "this is my design" trance while they diligently get on with the boring stuff, such as bagging the bodies and taking fingerprints.

"They have been diligently getting analysis from bankruptcy experts of the consequences of bankrupting individual teams," a baseball lawyer said.

As the sound of jazz filled the air in the office that night I diligently got on with the task at hand.

The Moto Dev Group (not Motorola) previously stated that the company is fully committed to Android development and now it seems the company is working diligently getting the OS functional on an e-ink display.

We have one or two parties prepared to talk to the media and then you have other parties who have been quietly and slowly and diligently getting on with their business behind closed doors outside of the glare of the media and we are taking them just as seriously as anybody who is on the front page of the newspapers saying, 'I'm going to buy Rangers, you just watch'.

"He is working very diligently to get it back.

"We're going to work diligently to get these moneys to those people that need it.

Mr. Schrage of Facebook said, "We try diligently to get people to understand the changes".

We are likewise fighting very diligently to get the three Americans back.

"But we've worked diligently to get other businesses into the area that aren't space-related".

"We don't have the votes yet," Mr. Meehan said, "but we're working diligently to get the votes".