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Examples

  • "Noisily, " Benjamin answered, which made the President laugh.

    The Guns Of The South Turtledove, Harry 1960

  • Noisily, she set up the tray table and dragged her chair to the side of his bed.

    ALONE With You Marisa Silver 2010

  • Noisily, she set up the tray table and dragged her chair to the side of his bed.

    ALONE With You Marisa Silver 2010

  • Noisily, wittily, always compassionately, Cisneros surveys woman's condition-a condition that is both precisely Latina and general to women everywhere.

    Seven For Summer 2008

  • Noisily talking, they all went into the house; but as soon as they were all seated, Levin turned and went out.

    Anna Karenina 2003

  • Noisily shuffling his down-trodden goloshes and slowly swinging his heavy, clumsy figure, the man at last reached the very top flight and stopped before a half-open door hanging off its hinges.

    Virgin Soil 2003

  • Noisily the brushpheasant took wing, an odd trait for a species whose best defense was camouflage and stillness.

    Stormwarden Wurts, Janny 1989

  • Noisily crumpling newspaper, he dropped a glance across the grate and saw fragments of Una's thesis.

    The Unicorn Trade Anderson, Poul and Karen 1984

  • Noisily the children came in, clamoured for supper, and took it in their dirty hands, and then went to bed.

    Dick Lionheart Mary Rowles Jarvis

  • Noisily welcomed by the victims of mercantile prowess, he apologetically declined to flirt with Dame Fortune, pleading a business purpose.

    The Voice on the Wire Eustace Hale Ball

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