torpidly

A male was lying torpidly in the warm water, his head on the sand.

Everything moves, torpidly, to an eruption of feeling on Guernsey.

Everything about this torpidly told tale rings loud, false and farcical.

It was morning, and the animal rested torpidly at right angles to the rays of the sun, its eyes partially closed.

She leaned her head back against the hut, trying to think, torpidly puzzled that Willie's voice should sound slurred.

He sighed and hung his head, almost torpidly, and tried to decide if he wished to continue to live.

The weakest lay on their couches torpidly.

Thick blue smoke hung heavily in the air, spreading torpidly outwards across the ceiling of the cellar.

Its body was translucent, and its antennae writhed torpidly as it flowed up to his face.

The Lokhars slumped torpidly against a wall.

"Dangerous, dangerous, dangerous," he droned, moving torpidly back and forth.

Norman torpidly absorbed these grotesque statements.

The third stood torpidly, half-asleep.

But this I know: he or she will not torpidly or fearfully stay behind in Aztlan, should another migration move out from there.

"Why . . ." he said, then yawned torpidly.

The other CS men, the technician, and Picard all looked at each other torpidly.

Count Kubescu moaned, then belched torpidly.

Torpidly, he stripped mail and gambe-son, boots, vambraces and sword from his body.

At the Jumparoo, a bunch of 13-foot gators steam torpidly around big hunks of raw meat suspended over the tank.

Just another step... Disappointment washed through its mind as the man turned at the call of another of its kind and ran torpidly back toward the lights.

He stepped upward, shifting his weight so torpidly that it was hard to know when he had passed the halfway point and the new projection was bearing the stress.

The crippled Anjiri made a final gesture of benediction toward the powerful female Nykkus, then closed her fire-bright eyes and slumped torpidly down into her blankets.

Drifting torpidly in an unseen current, I discovered the channel of Gyoll stretched below me, crossed by its proud bridges still, but robbed of its river now that water was everywhere.

THE WINGED HORDE 69 Slowly coiling its tail, the python reared its head torpidly and stared at them through piercing eyes.

California freshwater shrimp move quite torpidly and are practically invisible among water column leaf and twig substrates, and among the slender, exposed, living roots of riparian vegetation along undercut stream banks.