without ceremony

"You've been teaching far longer than I have," he began without ceremony.

He took her to his room without ceremony or apology.

The line was opened without ceremony on 1st September 1890.

The first stone was laid without ceremony in May 1794.

After the vote, the results were published in the magazine, without ceremony.

I said, sitting on the edge of his desk without ceremony.

Without ceremony, he later gave her a robe and bowl.

Highway 140 was opened several months later, without ceremony, on October 5.

The prisoners outside the walls were all killed the next morning, without ceremony.

He dumped him on the floor without ceremony and turned back to close the doors.

I shuffled into the hall and opened the door without ceremony.

Without ceremony, he dropped her to the floor beside Emily.

At that I gripped my wife's arm, and without ceremony ran her out into the road.

When any one had finished he or she got up and went away without ceremony, the interruption being over.

He got out as I parked and we walked into the cafe together, without ceremony.

Still sitting among the piles of books, my wife and I try the fruit without ceremony.

The tunnel opened to traffic on 30 June 1841, without ceremony.

She looked at the Major, ready to order him out without ceremony, how dare he shove back in!

They are ideal for a summer supper that friends can pick at without ceremony.

Death is certified without ceremony or dignity, let alone honor.

Without ceremony, he scooped me into his arms and headed for the door.

Abruptly she thrust the door back and entered without ceremony.

She held the withered heart to her forehead without ceremony.

He was kept waiting for hours in antechambers and then sent away without ceremony.

One day he is tossed out of the bathhouse without ceremony.