Sentence examples for faithfully say from inspiring English sources

Why did I eat that entire baked Brie wheel?! What happens in relationships is so variable that all I can faithfully say is that things break down, like cheese in the stomach, but are also made anew, like poop: Something else comes out the other side of relationships.

"I went out and pounded the pavement faithfully," said Theresa H. Washington, who lost her $60,000-a-year electrician's job more than a year ago at a Cleveland steel mill closed by the LTV Corporation.

"You can't even apply for funding now if you have a cell line derived by somatic cell nuclear transfer that faithfully reproduces, say, juvenile diabetes," Dr. Weissman said.

Roberts, who was not using notes, rendered the next phrase as "that I will execute the office of president to the United States faithfully," misplacing the word faithfully and saying president to instead of president of.

"People listen faithfully," he said.

63 would control if the law is applied faithfully," he said.

Although she paid her rent faithfully, Moore said, her family was evicted because her landlord had stopped paying the mortgage.

So the nervous flubs by Chief Justice John Roberts didn't matter -- the misplacing of the adverb "faithfully" or saying "president TO the United States".

When Rogers would encounter a child who watched faithfully, he might say, "Why, I think you've grown!" The child would often proudly respond, "I thought you'd notice that, Mister Rogers".

Biden asked Baucus what he needed from the White House in order to get a health care bill through his committee, according to both men, and then the talkative Biden spent the better part of a half-hour simply listening quietly, promising as he left the chamber ("I give my word as a Biden," he likes to say) to faithfully relay Baucus's thoughts to the president.

But only full acceptance of gay scouts, the brothers say, would faithfully continue the Scout tradition.