imperatively

• “Out of the depths of his misery and dejection he called imperatively on his God, and taking from the lining of his belt a thumb-sized purse, of netted silver, displayed a glorious pearl, which he held aloft, and with an admixture of supplication and imprecation proffered it to the Most High as grudging ransom from a God-abandoned country.”

  Tropic Days

• “The extreme dissatisfaction of the public with this volume calls imperatively for a satisfactory conclusion to it, consequently a sequel is now presented in what the Australians call the most 'bloody dingo [6] politeful' manner.”

  The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2, No 3, September, 1862 Devoted to Literature and National Policy.

• “Louie!' she called imperatively, 'tak un out soom bread-an-drippin.”

  The History of David Grieve

• “However, when he had galloped about enough, he called imperatively, 'Sophy;' and she found him lying on his back on the grass, the black cat an unwilling prisoner on his chest.”

  The Young Step-Mother

• “In the afternoon, he called imperatively for his reader; [1] and blamed his over-anxious friends for having sent him away, and thus interrupted his progress in a work with which he was engaged, Ritter's”

  The Scriptural Expositions of Dr. Augustus Neander: I. The Epistle of Paul to the Philippians, Practically Explained.

• “Twice he rang without receiving any reply, and he flung open the door and called imperatively --”

  The Grell Mystery

• “She was unused to travelling, and found the short journey tiresome in the extreme; indeed her throbbing temples called imperatively for quietness and rest.”

  Miss Dexie A Romance of the Provinces

• “Then suddenly cutting short her philosophical meditations Mrs. McGregor called imperatively:”

  Carl and the Cotton Gin

• “Poland, and the north of France would call imperatively for the imposition upon the Allies of a system of tariffs in the interests of these countries, and for a bitter economic "war after the war" against”

  War and the future: Italy, France and Britain at war

• “By this time the gate was open, and a wave of beautiful greyhounds surged round us, although called imperatively back by a man who looked like a cross between a porter and a gamekeeper.”

  The Car of Destiny

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