Sentence examples for in diligently from inspiring English sources

The veteran stepped in diligently, throwing for 277 yards, one touchdown and most importantly no turnovers.

Thank you to Robert and Rodney Donald for their cooperation in diligently implementing this trial, and taking the time to share their thoughts.

"My eyes," one character says, have grown used to chance details in diligently tracing the trails of little beetles and the scratches on the surface of antique furniture, of peeling paint, the specks of dust on nameless canvases.

Education has become a 16-year apprenticeship in diligently delivering the right answers at the right time, when it needs to prepare young people to be adaptive, persistent, collaborative problem solvers, capable of coping with uncertainty with only limited resources.

Often, Ruefle seems less interested in diligently amassing knowledge than in swatting away the wrong kind, as when she condemns the "standing-up-only party when everyone is tired of hearing there are 1,003,295 words used by the Eskimo for snow" and proposes instead that, as Ezra Pound learned from Ernest Fenollosa, "we each only really speak one sentence in our lifetime.

Governors Andrew Cuomo (D-Ny). and Chris Christie (R-Nj). were resolute in diligently working and fighting on behalf of their citizens.

The film gleans affectionate humour from the various bands' ingenuity when it comes to hiding their rehearsal spaces from the authorities in diligently-soundproofed underground caverns, shacks constructed on the roofs of tower blocks or, in one case, in a working cattle barn (much to the cows' displeasure).

Anyway, I'm in there, diligently watching 24 Hours in A&E (Channel 4), and suddenly someone else does come in.

Therefore, all stakeholders in research have a vested interest in attending diligently and seriously to research ethics and human subject welfare in order to ensure the continuity of the research enterprise and to harness support for the deliverables of research.

He inculcated in us the need to work diligently in school, in our jobs, and in our personal lives.

A photograph in the exhibition catalog shows the artist at his studio in Korea, diligently working on the basic form of the sculpture, which even then was too big to fit inside.