jokingly

They asked him jokingly how he got away with it.

Later on he said jokingly that she was the best man of them all.

Students jokingly asked their professor if he wanted to get them killed.

We'll understand it all in the other world,' he said jokingly.

"What are you going to do with that" I jokingly asked her.

I said jokingly, looking at the clock on the wall.

We would jokingly discuss them, like you do with people from California.

"I never knew what hard work was before this," he said, only half jokingly.

I say it jokingly, but I'd like to coach him.

We laughed, and she said jokingly that all they did was talk.

The director himself said jokingly that the film was only successful "up to a certain point"

I jokingly said there was a place on the bench.

Which, he added jokingly, is why he's back in the show.

She had always jokingly called it her parents' wall of fame.

The reporter jokingly asked if she was on her way to a date.

He was quoted as jokingly saying "now I have something else to fall back on!"

I asked her half jokingly if she had packed it with Democrats.

He then jokingly added that the finish was so close they should give them both 7 points each.

Now, military analysts jokingly ask each other if they expect to keep their jobs much longer.

The man said, jokingly, "You might go out in space and try to hunt him up."

She chuckled and said jokingly, "Oh are you going to bring a friend?"

"I had a really fascinating war," he said jokingly years later.

He will make the call himself, sometimes early in the morning, often jokingly giving a phony name.

"Please state the nature of the medical emergency," he said jokingly.

Jack jokingly referred to her as an addition to the family.