haltingly

Haltingly, she began to see things in a different light.

Then the girl was coming back again, a step at a time, haltingly.

He spoke haltingly, as if not all was known to him either.

"I just need a little more time," he said haltingly.

With his help at first, and then, slowly, haltingly, she walked from one end of the room to the other on her own.

"These came from a place of long ago," he said haltingly.

She mentioned, haltingly, one or two other names in the town.

He crossed the street, first haltingly, then at a run.

"He haltingly tried to answer the questions, but what came out was different.

Then, haltingly, she began to speak once more in a language they all understood.

He moved smoothly with her, not at all haltingly as she had expected.

He raised his hand and haltingly said, "I have an idea."

They began, haltingly at first, breaking when the boy returned.

He went through the creed haltingly, but got it right.

He seemed to be able to speak well enough, if haltingly, despite the wound.

They ran haltingly, not in any order, and few carried weapons or anything else.

Each word meant a great effort and came only haltingly, through dead lips.

"But the development of the Russian petroleum industry will go haltingly."

Several days later, he came out of the coma and spoke haltingly.

"It was not a good mix," he said haltingly when asked what went wrong on that film.

Haltingly, she could read an entire paragraph without asking for help.

Her sisters understand a bit of English but speak it haltingly.

After a moment, the woman answered haltingly, as if trying to remember words she had not spoken for years.

The words came haltingly with no eloquence to back them.

"I was at the reservoir this morning," she said haltingly.