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The bronze man's fingers fell nervelessly from the car door.

She let the receiver slip nervelessly down into its cradle.

Chapel screamed at the same instant and sank down nervelessly.

His hands sank nervelessly, and the sword with them.

The bot offered the cup to me; I accepted it nervelessly.

My fingers relaxed their grip and slid nervelessly down his sleeve.

Hota's fingers opened nervelessly and his sword fell to the ground.

The man slapped the back of his neck once and sat still, hand falling nervelessly to his side.

He acted as efficiently and nervelessly as when he'd worked undercover vice.

Each woman held a booted foot; the man's arms trailed nervelessly across the deck.

The Executioner felt his fingers open nervelessly, and the knife dropped from his hand.

As the technicians and observers watched, Aidan turned to face his team, smiling broadly, nervelessly.

The spear graced his hands like a smoothed bar of light, nervelessly steady and sure.

Galeni shoved the plate out of sight under his bench and sat back rather nervelessly.

His eyes widened; his hand sank nervelessly to the tabletop.

The man's fingers closed over it nervelessly.

Four times, the 21-year-old Croat nervelessly came up with an ace, a service winner or a forehand passing shot.

A moment's search revealed Arithon standing outside, nervelessly still in a gloom that, for him, held no obstacle.

The knife fell to the floor of the cabin, while stiff, white fingers continued to slap nervelessly against the deck.

She raised one hand and beckoned, and I began nervelessly to move forward, without being conscious of the motion.

He gripped the chicken stick to keep his balance as Eve wove fast and nervelessly through traffic.

As if he were the only one breathing in the room, he set his hands to silver strings and nervelessly restored them to pitch.

Her hands grasped it nervelessly, then dropped it.

His arms were useless weights hanging from his shoulders, flopping nervelessly.

There, The Shadow's fingers fumbled nervelessly with the catch that held the hearth.