Sentence examples for earnestly continue from inspiring English sources

With the rate-cut mystery solved for the time being, we're now left to sort through conjecture on the two remaining meetings of 2007), the market can earnestly continue the recovery from its August nadir, which was defined by climactic pessimism.

Yet here was Al Gore, earnestly promising to continue the legacy of those workaholic Clinton years.

So earnestly did Ms. Pitt continue to inhabit her screen persona that she was known on occasion to bite the necks of interviewers — not enough to draw blood but enough for dramatic impact.

Pray with thankfulness: "Continue earnestly in prayer, being vigilant in it with thanksgiving".

The government will "continue striving earnestly for national reconsolidation in true cooperation with the U.N. Secretariat," said the newspaper, which is closely read by diplomats and analysts seeking hints to the secretive government's intentions.

We are not living in denial … but we owe it to our [loved] ones not to declare them lost without 100% certainty!" The Chinese Foreign Ministry said in a statement, "We request that the Malaysian side earnestly implement its relevant commitments, continue to investigate the cause of the plane crash … and earnestly safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the families of the passengers".

Pitsa pauses, summing us up, then continues earnestly: "They didn't know that this would kill us and destroy our image.

That earnestly laid-back vibe will continue through this fall's White Light Festival, a catchall that groups together important concerts with a "spiritual" theme — everything from a Beethoven-Messiaen program given by the Cleveland Orchestra (Nov. 4) to a performance (held in near-total darkness) by the JACK Quartet of Georg Friedrich Haas's String Quartet No. 3 (Nov. 19).

That earnestly laid-back vibe will continue through this fall's White Light Festival, a catchall that groups together important concerts with a "spiritual" theme everything from a Beethoven-Messiaen program given by the Cleveland Orchestra (Nov. 4) to a performance (held in near-total darkness) by the JACK Quartet of Georg Friedrich Haas's String Quartet No. 3 (Nov. 19).

She earnestly hoped that situation would continue to prevail.

He concluded, "These horses are being loved and cared for earnestly and deserve the right to continue on as a historic tradition of the city".