eventfully

It's unlikely it would have ended it any less eventfully.

It was sad to think of the people in the contest who practiced so hard their whole lives long and still eventfully lost."

Henry Osgood eventfully rose to the rank of brigadier general.

Or, rather, Mac's past catches up with them, for he has lived not only longer than Kate but more eventfully.

That day started eventfully enough for me.

The term passes by eventfully, and Anna becomes a surprisingly popular head girl, throwing aside her laziness.

In October 1838, he received seven serious wounds, and his sons were injured and eventfully died from the injures.

She succeeded, and eventfully earned a full scholarship, the first Connecticut walk-on to earn a basketball scholarship.

The manor was inherited again by sir Theodore Janssen in 1717 who eventfully became a baronet.

John Oliver, the conductor of the chorus, led Beethoven's Mass in C briskly and sometimes eventfully.

But the season began eventfully with player-manager Souness being sent-off in the first league match of the season on 9 August 1986.

But this director is the estimable Mark Lamos, once in artistic charge of the theater to which he faithfully and eventfully returns once a season.

As he got better at racing, he used boats with smaller and smaller widths, and eventfully raced in a regular racing shell.

In 2009, Radio Times reviewer Patrick Mulkern described the story as "richly detailed, fast-moving drama that rolls out eventfully over a six-week period", which made it "indigestible" to watch all at once.

Whether it's held at McCann Field House or the Times Union Center, both school's visiting fans come in droves, so eventfully conflicts are bound to happen on the court or in the stands.

As obliged to "spontaneously" get back to the Plaszow camp, where he finds Uri and Dov again, he eventfully obtains to be added with them to the famous list of Oskar Schindler's factory.