desperately

• “But she clung to the title desperately when she knew that it would be taken from her.”

  Heroes of Modern Europe

• “These are the people that are finally driving gaming into the mainstream, by forcing it to be accessible again, even as the shrinking group of embattled nerds who would lay claim to the term desperately try to anchor it in the elitist ghetto.”

  Mersey Remakes

• “They are motivated by the desire to see more and better jobs in desperately poor places, so they assume that their opponents are motivated by the desire to hoard those jobs here.”

  Matthew Yglesias » The Limits of “No”

• “What we need desperately is routine and inexpensive access to LEO.”

  Buzz Aldrin's Advice to Norm Augustine - NASA Watch

• “But in desperately failing schools, where most kids lack basic skills, the only way to bushwhack a path out of the darkness is with a good, solid measuring stick.”

  What Makes a Great Teacher?

• “Meanwile, whilst Hain desperately struggles to defend his incompetence, Guido has more to reveal concerning Hain's activities:”

  Archive 2008-01-01

• “Believe me, McCain desperately wants to run against Hillary Clinton.”

  Sources: Clinton, Obama supporters discussing exit strategies

• “Railway workers aboard the train desperately tried to douse the smoke, but their efforts failed, and the box caught fire.”

  Did You Know? The Hero of Nacozari

• “One thing I need desperately is a new title … hopefully that will come to me during revisions.”

  Hogzilla and work and stories oh my..

• “And, unless you have taken in desperately sick street dogs and provided them a home, stay off my case.”

  Upon the Notion of Dogs and Expatriots in Mexico

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