With its galloping triplets, the arrangement moves faithfully, up until a growlingly barrelhouse section, the concert hall equivalent of a nudge in the ribs.
A pair of dogs — abandoned at the outbreak of war and now adopted by the platoon — faithfully followed the commander, Skeptic, as he moved between firing positions in the trench.
You will, in all things to be moved, treated, and debated in Council, faithfully and truly declare your Mind and Opinion, according to your Heart and Conscience; and will keep secret all Matters committed and revealed unto you, or that shall be treated of secretly in Council.
Roni Jacobson, a lawyer who lives on their street, said the Clintons are regulars at her Memorial Day barbecue and faithfully attended a neighbor's Super Bowl party until he moved away.
The idea that in order to follow Christ, "one needs to begin from a disposition of repentance" is a recurring and vital theme in John Paul's encyclicals, Father Baxter said, adding that it has been an essential tradition of the church that a confessional examination of the past is required if one is to move forward faithfully into the future.
WHEN we moved back to the United States about 11 years ago, we bought a Saturn, which I faithfully took to the nearby dealer for every service checkup.
F.D.A. officials said they moved quickly because a once-a-day treatment would help people take their medicines faithfully.
Jacobs moved freely among Washington and Alexandria and even Arlington Heights, "Gen. Lee's beautiful residence, … so faithfully guarded by our Northern army" and also home to refugees from the South.
Millions of people faithfully follow "Guiding Light," a daily dose of romance and drama that began as a radio serial in 1937 and moved to television in 1952.
He moved to his own left, across Banks's field of vision, and Banks, turning with him, hit him again, but this time full, with the rising left hook he had worked on so faithfully.
