'restlessly' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is an adverb that means to do something in an agitated, anxious, or uneasy manner. Example: The child tossed and turned restlessly in bed, unable to fall asleep due to the excitement of the upcoming trip.
The gloom hits you from the very first sentence: "One grim winter evening, when it had a kind of un-realness about London, with a fog sleeping restlessly over the city and the lights showing in the blur as if not London at all but some strange place on another planet..."....
Even his occasional successes (The Trip, to pick a recent example) feel like the fortuitous by-products of a career spent restlessly pursuing whatever tale or technique last piqued his interest.
For work widely devoid of meaning, for electronic entertainment consisting of endless repetitive chatter, for recreation which moves us restlessly round the world, and for the chance to shop in order to escape the pointlessness of shopping".
During the 1990s, China saw the appearance of tens of thousands of "extra-birth guerrilla troops"—couples from one-child areas who live in a legal limbo, shifting restlessly from city to city in order to shield their two or three children from the authorities' baleful eye.
But those uneducated in Middle Earth's rich history and languages may find themselves restlessly page-flipping between the main story and the family trees, glossaries and appendices".The Children of Hurin", unlike Tolkien's better-known stories, does not set out to be a vehicle for his political and philosophical ideals.
No doubt Mr Stoiber, at 55 as restlessly ambitious as ever, can think of someone.If Mr Kohl merely faced a provincial upstart bawling far from the main stage in Bonn, he could afford to react with typical, massive disdain.
Mr Carey restlessly tries to elicit from those he meets a clue to the elusive nature of Japaneseness.
Ms Bainbridge's prose is, as ever, quirky, restlessly inventive and wonderfully economical she is not the sort of writer who would use four words if three would do.
Restlessly, rather than just delivering his sermons indoors, he would take to the streets, there to mount his attack on the battlements of hell, sin and apostasy.
Nevinson, less natively talented, restlessly paints himself in a variety of styles.Such nascent efforts were radicalised by two big London exhibitions, in 1910 and 1912.
Originally titled Tsvishn Tsvey Veltn ("Between Two Worlds"), the play was based on the mystical concept from Ḥasidic Jewish folklore of the dybbuk, a disembodied human spirit that, because of former sins, wanders restlessly until it finds a haven in the body of a living person.
