concertedly

It was as if they were herding him deliberately and concertedly to a destined goal.

Their idea is to concertedly involve the cabinet in the projection and coloration of sound.

Some were concertedly avoiding looking that way.

I read all that in the way they concertedly began to idle down as they passed the grandstand.

The brutes came plodding concertedly down the slope on which they had remained poised.

For ten days they worked concertedly, bedding down in the enclosure every night as the night grew shorter.

But these are not instances of the academic community acting concertedly as a single corporate body, being self-critical about its own internal affairs and activities.

Dis- concertedly he stood up, discarded his trash, and headed up to his office.

The United States was the first country to concertedly undertake compulsory sterilization programs for the purpose of eugenics.

"On the contrary," she says, "when they met my eyes they looked away immediately and concertedly and never looked back.

But by the end of that century, the Italian influence was being concertedly tempered by Russian ballet masters and teachers.

We must act concertedly here or more innocent Sri Lankans will join the half a million people who have already fled the country.

Even in the wet, quelling the chassis' instinct to run wide requires concertedly judicious throttle juggling.

Stern cursed himself and then launched into a concertedly tidy explanation: a medical-laboratory bill had arrived and could not be accounted for.

Colin Abernethy and his wife, Alexis, didn't concertedly search for a high-tech residence either.

The IFWU had organized leather workers over the years but never concertedly.

No. 1 Squadron began to operate concertedly in December 1916, supporting the Allied advance on Palestine.

Equally, the European Ombudsman must work concertedly and systematically with national and regional colleagues to ensure that citizens' rights are fully respected throughout the Union.

Put simply, he resented their presence in the building - nay, the business - and they in turn had been campaigning concertedly for years to get him sacked.

Decidedly Conservative Though he has won a reputation as concertedly conservative, he wins the kind of praise rarely accorded those of pronounced ideology.

Fundamentally, Mr. Beauchamp has remained the same concertedly quirky artist who imagines scenes involving people, exotic birds and strange beasts.

Brown says that all nations and regions will need to act concertedly if Global trade imbalances are to be reduced and the crisis is to be fully overcome.

After the band's split, Turner felt that "it seemed like the logical thing to do to try my hand at playing these songs more publicly and more concertedly than before".

He said, "The regulatory institution is under duress and under severe attack from powerful corporate interests operating concertedly to undermine SEBI".

And he was concertedly ignoring all efforts of Ewan, or Rogier, or the Bishop Arilan to comfort him.