abortively

Parsons chose not to think about what might happen should this latest effort end abortively.

I was getting rather frustrated abortively striking at these plucks and finding my worm chewed up.

Four baby fugueships were going to perish abortively, and it was all his fault.

We can sit there and-" Salazar raised a hand abortively and faced him.

Murzy illustrated abortively, being sure I understood.

And if that falls below a certain threshold, you abortively disconnect a TCP connection, which can be done easily enough.

It flew only abortively until August 11, 1933, when it began contract service for National Airways, an agreement which lasted four years.

And he, of the three of them, strained farthest forward, his legs pistoning abortively, often, without gaining ground of their own efforts.

Concrete steps led abortively up to crumbled foundations, and sagging gates stood fenceless before shrub-shattered concrete walks.

Tesla reached out abortively, as if to touch and verify, but quickly withdrew, staking his fists over his heart and bowing his head.

His final period at Woking has been described as "a largely unhappy spell as a player and latterly (and abortively) coach" and ended in October 2001.

Sori remained in Migori District when Rongo District was abortively created in 2007.

He had run abortively for president in four decades, from the fifties through the eighties, whenever he felt that the frontrunning Republican candidate was not gloomy, threatening, and violent enough.

Something similar had happened, but abortively, in the United States, where for theological reasons attempts had been made to prevent public school students from learning about evolution, the central idea of modern biology.

However, both of these projects were cancelled after ex-MicroProse Hasbro Interactive studios were all shut down in 1999-2000 (although Alliance has been later abortively reactivated in 2001-2002).

It was a little trickier to find her most recent online purchases-Selena abortively tried Amazon.com and Reel.com before finding a CD store with an account set up in Gilly's name.

A mortgage foreclosure dispute led George and Stephanie Muirhead of Rockhampton, Queensland, to briefly and abortively secede as the Principality of Marlborough in 1993.

France's new government has hinted it will be more willing than its predecessor to accept freer farm trade, along the lines agreed abortively between the EC and America late last year, but so far there have been only hints.

Awakened by an urgent call from the county coroner, Dameron presented himself at the jail around 3:00 a.m., whereupon detectives, who had been strenuously but abortively interrogating the suspect, withdrew to another room, leaving the minister to consult privately with his parishioner.

The governments of Georgia and Russia, as well as Russia's Islamic insurgents of the Caucasus Emirate that abortively claimed that the shadowy armed group belonged to their main forces in Dagestan, accused each other of a provocation.

By then, World War II intervened - leading to the line being renamed, briefly and abortively, the "Kitchener Kids" due to anti-German sentiment - and Dumart enlisted with teammates Schmidt, Bauer and Frank Brimsek.

A proposal to make him principal of a theological college at Leiden was frustrated by Archbishop Abbot; and when later invited by the state of Friesland to a professoriate at Franeker, the opposition was renewed, but this time abortively.