Sentence examples for less furiously from inspiring English sources
Thanks for having me @SportsBreakfast @RealRomfordPele - spleen still spewing, but marginally less furiously.
We'll remember this @piersmorgan... pic.twitter.com/pvh5JUhudL Morgan added on Twitter afterwards: "Thanks for having me @SportsBreakfast @RealRomfordPele - spleen still spewing, but marginally less furiously".
When we first met Paul Chowder, the hyper-garrulous narrator of Nicholson Baker's 2009 novel "The Anthologist," he was furiously blocked on writing the introduction to an anthology of rhyming poetry, and somewhat less furiously blocked on salvaging his relationship with his longtime girlfriend, Roz.
An earlier Blk Jks song, "Transit Camp," is available (from Emusic or CD Baby) on the South African compilation "Phrased Differently" (Runway Music); less vertiginously produced and furiously propulsive, it has the band "smiling into oblivion, then dreaming swift into the heart of the abyss".
It lasted for maybe 20 seconds, which seemed like 20 minutes, with Mayweather furiously chewing gum less than an inch from Cotto's face.
"So look, we are working furiously to make ourselves less dependent on Larry's underwriting and get things, particularly things like the America's Cup World Series, standing on its own two feet as quickly as we can".
But for others who like their sport to be vital and compelling, the argument is less credible: a rivalry that flows furiously in one direction erodes the senses; a rivalry which eddies to and fro elevates the soul.
What's more, if the economy continues to weaken, the futures contracts being signed so furiously now may be a lot less attractive when the wine shows up in a couple of years.
The violent music that brings in "For he is like a refiner's fire" had little urgency, and there was even less in the introduction to "Why do the nations so furiously rage together".
EA was less perfect, and I occasionally tapped the wrong player and furiously had to tap the screen to switch to the right one.
But please don't ask Disney, which has more or less perfected the stance of Idiotic and Hypocritical American Outrage, furiously charging that "a situation was created to deliberately manipulate a 15-year-old in order to sell magazines".
