It explains the change thusly... Since we launched TimesSelect, the Web has evolved into an increasingly open environment... That's the strategic direction to which the Times, an evolving newspaper, has now given its consent.
Imagine wealthy white woman examined thusly after their deaths.
Did Zimmerman consider every person walking thusly in the neighborhood to be suspicious?
The lore goes thusly: if you've been good, Santa will pay you a visit.
This intimacy is best illustrated thusly: In December 1941, Roosevelt awakened one morning with the idea of calling the Alliesthe "United Nations".
Bruckner believes that she should adapt her preferences thusly, as doing so would better promote her own subjective well-being.
Aron and Nora (say them both backwards), have been a pair since the tune hit and were thusly thrust unprepared into some long-term sibling bonding.
Landscape architecture, as a profession, has been so named only since the 1850's, when Frederick Law Olmsted defined his work thusly.
Porcaro, who died in 1992, described the lyrics thusly: "A white boy is trying to write a song on Africa, but since he's never been there, he can only tell what he's seen on TV or remembers in the past".
Thus: thus (adv ., not thusly.
