unsteadily

• “Pete looked like he hardly dared to believe it as he rose unsteadily from the cot.”

  Hunger Moon: Chapter Sixteen

• “He said her name unsteadily, his voice thick and hot.”

  Desire for Revenge

• “Here, two of you," he called unsteadily, "carry him to the engine-room.”

  The Best Short Stories of 1917 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story

• “John Halifax closed the hall-door and came in – unsteadily – staggering.”

  John Halifax, Gentleman

• “When Kirsteen rushed in unsteadily and threw herself down in the big wooden chair by the fireside, Marg'ret was threading a needle which was a work of patience.”

  Kirsteen: The Story of a Scotch Family Seventy Years Ago

• “I think we must drink more slowly while the music is playing, because without the music we got rather drunk rather quickly, and about the time of our third carafe -- honey ginger -- Velma and I were weaving unsteadily, which is pretty bad when you're sitting down.”

  monogramming handkerchiefs

• “She filled out a consent form and held the clipboard under his hand so Gene could scrawl his initials, which he was able to do unsteadily.”

  Simon & Schuster: Manifesting Michelangelo

• “More recently he has strayed, unsteadily, further afield with "The End of Medicine" (2006) — about how technology will change health care — and "Grumby" (2010), a novelized account of trying to start The Next Big Thing.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Rules For Radicals

• “Russell took a step toward our yard, and my father whipped around unsteadily.”

  The Landscape of Pleasure

• “During this time he has lurched unsteadily from dodgy interview to half-baked statement on sectarianism and the rule of the supreme court.”

  The Guardian: Our Labour party needs to find its nerve again | Kevin McKenna

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