QUOTES WITH «UNACCUSTOMEDLY»
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unaccustomedly.
I was 14 and madly in love for the first time. He was 21. He made me suddenly, unaccustomedly beautiful with his kisses and mix tapes. During the year of elation and longing, he never mentioned that he had a girlfriend who lived across the street.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNACCUSTOMEDLY»
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unaccustomedly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
BERTRISE. WAS. UNACCUSTOMEDLY. SILENT. on theway back to the
department. Finally she blurted, “That'sthe thirdtime this month someone's called
me ma'am. Do I look like someone's old.
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A Modern Greek and English lexicon
'Ao*t/rij8to-T«, adv. unaccustomedly, not being accustomed. 'a<7u.^S«tto(, or, adj.
unaccustomed. 'Avvnfaf, adv. unaccustomedly. 'Airviiij'ia, a;, s. f. want of union, of
composition. 'Aevtdtla, adv. confusedly, disorderedly, discomposedly.
Any proposal to boycott a scientific meeting on political grounds invariably
polarises the two camps, generating unaccustomedly angry feelings but little
genuine progress. All too often, the result for each side is the opposite of that
intended.
Wade abortion case in 1973 is surprising only for his unaccustomedly sharp
language. He called the decision "a raw exercise of judicial power" and
complained that the Court "apparently values the convenience of the pregnant
mother more ...
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The Bridal Quest (Mills & Boon M&B)
Maura was unaccustomedly pale, and her lids were heavy and dark. If it were
another person, Irene would have wondered if she had not imbibed too freely at
the Spences' ball last night. Perhaps, she thought, Maura was not feeling well.
Looking unaccustomedly frazzled, he bent and grabbed her sweater off the floor.
“Here. Get dressed,” he said, tossing it to her. “We'll talk as soon as I get rid of”
Hissentence faded awayas he strodefrom the room. “No, I don't think we will,” she
...
Decorating the white walls were framed photographs of middle-aged or elderly
gentlemen, mostly looking down microscopes. I recognized Professor Paul
Ehrlich from Frankfurt-on-Main, bushy haired, neatly bearded, unaccustomedly
smart in ...
she asked aloud, her voice unaccustomedly weak and trembling. Almost at that
same instant, a bright flash of red Fire momentarily blinded her, causing her to
blink hard. When she opened her eyes, the valley and palace were once more ...
We were into a longish commercial break, with Johnny unaccustomedly having
left the stage (which had never happened before, or since, in my memory) and
leaving Bill in the swivel chair alone, with the guest that had preceded him sitting
on ...
En-route I found myself taking an unaccustomedly stern stance with Julia along
the lines of “do not be taken in on any account, we are only going for the
experience and the prize, and certainly do not agree to any deal and definitely do
not sign ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNACCUSTOMEDLY»
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unaccustomedly is used in the context of the following news items.
"Bargaining" by cop
... couches crowded the front lobby area to exchange waves and smiles with their favorite nursing assistant now unaccustomedly out of reach and on picket duty. «Socialist Worker Online, Aug 15»
SF Nursing Home Calls Cops on Strikers
... couches crowded the front lobby area to exchange waves and smiles with their favorite nursing assistant now unaccustomedly out of reach and on picket duty. «Beyond Chron, Jul 15»
Emotional board sendoff for Kayser, but not a word for Galatzan
She was conspicuously absent from the horseshoe for the entirety of the Kayser pageantry and sat through the remaining hours of the meeting unaccustomedly ... «LA School Report, Jun 15»
South Asia's Hinge Moment
... the United States and China, who bump heads on so many issues around the globe, find their fundamental interests in South Asia unaccustomedly aligned. «The National Interest Online, Mar 15»
Tennis' version of Santas and superstars
Djokovic, fearing that the stress of having to sit watching and feeling unaccustomedly helpless may be causing Becker to overeat, gives his coach a treadmill. «ESPN, Dec 14»
Edwyn Collins: 'I couldn't really talk. The words I could say were "yes …
Grace, from her comfy position on the floor pouring coffee, grows unaccustomedly quiet as she looks across to Edwyn. “Yes,” she muses. “You've said it for nine ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
Lewis: Ed Orgeron set to enjoy autumn away from coaching
... Mandeville High, pursue their promising athletic careers in football and tennis respectively while unaccustomedly carrying out “honey-do” lists from wife Kelly. «The New Orleans Advocate, Jul 14»
New York officials argue for flexibility with gun law violators… As …
... harmless, well-intentioned travelers can inadvertently run afoul of an unfamiliar jurisdiction's gun laws, especially when those laws are unaccustomedly broad. «Daily Caller, Apr 14»
New products in Capitec pipeline
CAPITEC aptly characterised its annual financial results as “unaccustomedly modest”, a sign perhaps that the darling of the banking sector is running out of ... «BDlive, Mar 14»
Charlotte Edwards, Sarah Taylor help England Women retain Ashes
Even Ellyse Perry was unaccustomedly expensive, giving away 21 runs from her two overs. Edwards' fifty came in the 11th over off just 34 balls, as she played a ... «ESPNcricinfo.com, Jan 14»
