Sentence examples for would faithfully from inspiring English sources

"My sister would faithfully reproduce the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul," she said.

"It was a test to demonstrate that a straw hat would faithfully reproduce the projectile of the puncture wound.

My books, I thought, would faithfully wait in my parents' house for me to come back one day.

During his election campaign last year Muhammad Morsi said that no one would demonstrate against him because as president he would faithfully represent the people's will.

Antoine believed that environment shaped character and behaviour, and he sought to create settings that would faithfully reflect every aspect of real life.

They also made an oath that if elected they would faithfully carry out the duties of a pope and defend the Holy See.

The sort of person who'd faithfully follow Lost for six years, and 120 episodes, I suspect.

In El Paso, I'd been unable - on the day she'd faithfully promised the thrilled locals to appear at the yearly grand opening of their racetrack - to find the actress who had, on a whim, blithely disappeared, without a word, in an opposite direction.

Most of his former colleagues dismissed this outright, but his ideas influenced a new generation of beats and bohemians – Burroughs, Ginsberg, Bellow, Mailer and Salinger – who would all faithfully sit in Reich's machines.

The land belonged to the Duke of Devonshire who, forewarned of the mass trespass, mobilised his gamekeepers to defend his grouse moors and invited the parish clerk to remind the ramblers of the law - a task that he would have faithfully performed if the transgressors had remained long enough in one place to allow him to address them.

Accordingly, eBay would then faithfully take down the offending listings.