verbally

The test is given verbally and takes about 20-30 minutes.

You may give me that report, either verbally or in writing.

"The last year or so they beat each other up verbally."

As I say, we were all in agreement verbally with words.

Patient is verbally asked his or her age and for the name of the current month.

They open up to him in remarkable ways, both verbally and on paper.

"Those of us who maybe have been killing each other verbally can come together."

They have been going at each other physically and verbally.

They can also be made verbally - in person or by telephone.

Over the years, she said, her father had been verbally abusive.

I love it when you verbally abuse me like that.

Almost half of people responded verbally - more being men.

Some of the signals may be called out verbally too.

He told the colonel verbally a lot of what I wanted to know.

Officials said he never verbally identified himself as an officer.

She had offered nothing concrete by way of evidence, at least not verbally.

Often the contract is verbally agreed and not written down.

Where most instructions had to be given verbally, you needed a lot of people to do it.

There simply was not time to try to explain verbally, with each answer leading to yet another question.

During a commotion on the court, they started going at each other verbally.

By middle school, they're getting sent in for (verbally) fighting with their teachers.

"Sometimes we got in by verbally threatening people," he said.

Where do those two come off breaking priority, even verbally?

Children under age 7 usually are not able to verbally express their feelings.

Miles was trying to verbally show his distaste for such a late call.