Use "laboriously" in a sentence

1. He was laboriously pasting up updates to their sculptor's reference tome when Zlifonn, their greeter, admitted a pair of customers

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2. The artillery officers had awaited the formulation of a plan of campaign, and several told me that they received no definite orders until late on July 2nd, when the guns were moved laboriously through the woods, to a ridge on the left of El Pozo, too late to be of effective service

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3. The rear wheels bumped into the water, throwing the human mass rudely apart; and as the wagon was dragged laboriously up the opposite bank, the inmates slid toward the tailboard, shrieking and groaning in their helpless agony

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4. She prepared the plant and the fungus they'd gathered, laboriously chewing them into a sticky paste, which she carefully dribbled into Brock's mouth

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5. Ea happily rode the frame poles as they were laboriously dragged up to their new place

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6. Nicole was breathing laboriously when she came next to Ethan

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7. She heard him then, breathing laboriously, probably in as much pain as her:

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8. But as I inspected the bandages Akua had laboriously applied to nearly every section of my body, my mind recalled the events of the previous night

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9. "In our troubled days we have toiled laboriously and experienced every trouble, and met with much evil and been consumed; And have become few and our spirit small; And we have been destroyed and have not found any to help us even with a word: We have been tortured and destroyed, and not hoped to see life from day today; We hoped to be the head and have become the tail; We have toiled laboriously and had no satisfaction in our toil; And we have become the food of the sinners and the unrighteous; And they have laid their yoke heavily on us

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10. "In our troubled days we have toiled laboriously and experienced every trouble and met with much evil and been consumed; And have become few and our spirit small; And we have been destroyed and have not found any to help us even with a word: We have been tortured and destroyed and not hoped to see life from day today; We hoped to be the head and have become the tail; We have toiled laboriously and had no satisfaction in our toil; And we have become the food of the sinners and the unrighteous; And they have laid their yoke heavily on us

11. Having finally, laboriously, gained the highest ground that overlooked the lowlands, Moshe reined in for a view of the Egyptian catastrophe and their narrow escape

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12. Instead of the path up which they had laboriously climbed, there was only sheer cliff and an impossible drop

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13. Having finally, laboriously, gained the highest ground that overlooked the lowlands, Moshe

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14. There was time for a lie-down and meal before setting out to cross the rough terrain we had so laboriously traversed only six hours previously

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15. Over the years he had laboriously constructed a support network, the success of which depended on dutiful teachers

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16. The high wind had torn the sail away before the apostles could furl it, and they were now entirely dependent on their oars as they laboriously pulled for the shore, a little more than a mile and a half distant

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17. Now he laid down the golden stylus with which he had been laboriously scrawling on waxed papyrus, rested his chin on his fist, and fixed his smoldering blue eyes enviously on the man who stood before him

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18. They are the descendants of the Atlanteans, sunk back into the squalling chaos of jungle- bestiality from which ages ago their ancestors so laboriously crawled

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19. " Mainwaring popped some nuts into his mouth and chewed laboriously

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20. Then she laboriously raised her cane, pushed away her stroller and proceeded to bitch me out

21. I laboriously uncurled myself and then grudgingly walked to the corner of the alleyway

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22. way laboriously up the ladder to their exalted

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23. It was a kind of Chinese toy, made up of five concentric boxes, and in the last one there was a card laboriously inscribed by someone who could barely write: We’ll get together Saturday at the movies

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24. In the room devoured by rubble, whose unchecked proliferation had finally defeated it, he thought about the best way to frame the request, but when he found Fernanda taking her meal from the embers, which was his only chance to speak to her, the laboriously formulated re-quest stuck in his throat and he lost his voice

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25. then grabbed hold of the Sergeant and laboriously dragged him up

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26. laboriously grabbed hold of something large

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27. “Oh God,” Susan screamed inwardly as she listened to her mother laboriously climbing the stairs like a crushed widow; the creaking floorboards overhead; doors opening and closing on empty rooms

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28. An old man with white hair and beard and wrinkled skin came out of one of the houses lining the sides of the square and walked slowly and laboriously towards Nancy, using a cane

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29. The enemy then forced her hand when about a hundred soldiers carrying a few light mortars started climbing laboriously the north slope of her hill, slipping in the mud created by the heavy rain

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30. and, the weapons they had so laboriously removed, there was speculation – but, not much

31. She didn't answer, but laboriously began moving past the crates and the sacks

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32. Erik watched Nancy, walking slowly and laboriously towards the White House as his helicopter started lifting off

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33. The Doctor let Joshua mull over the problem for awhile, laboriously coming up with names

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34. Laboriously assembled business conglomerates go to pieces

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35. Carolyn watched him leave and laboriously began to

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36. His eyes were heavy and tired as he laboriously

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37. laboriously drag Carolyn back to the elevator

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38. He laboriously made his way

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39. pastures and fields laboriously carved out of thick forest by callused

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40. But now she breathed laboriously with an

41. and she fell back against the pillows, breathing laboriously

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42. We do not have to laboriously shove the darkness out; all that is necessary is to turn on the light

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43. We were almost at the bottom; the road was making its final bend; and, as we turned the corner, behold the boy, his cap off, his head bent, his shoulders straining at the rope, pulling the sled laboriously up again

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44. She whickered a soft, muted noise through a thick throat and then shifted, twitching, stumbling laboriously to her feet

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45. "Changed, Fanny? In what way?" he asked, rather laboriously picking it up again

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46. The school children were still learning about Bismarck's birthday, the schoolmaster was still laboriously computing attendances and endeavouring to obey the difficult law which commanded him to cane the absent, the elders of the church were still refusing to repair the steeple in time, the confirmation class was still meeting explanations and exhortations with thick inattention, the ecclesiastical authorities were still demanding detailed reports of progress when there was not and could not be progress, couples were still forgetting marriage until the last hurried moment and then demanding it with insistent cries, infants were still being hastily christened before the same neglects that killed those other infants who else might have been their proud and happy grandparents carried them off, and peasants were still slinking away at the bare mention of intelligence and manure

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47. "But," said Ingeborg, laboriously searching out her words, "the baby doesn't leave off there, at its middle

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48. When they arrived she read them laboriously from cover to cover, and then ordered all the monthly reviews they advertised

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49. It had been a kind of restless flashing round and catching fire from each other,--a kind of kick, and flick, and sparks, and a burst of laughter, and then on to something else just as she was laboriously getting under weigh to follow the last sentence but six

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50. He thought he had best be on the safe side, and laboriously wrote it down

51. She watched his back, bent with hurry as he and the boy laboriously pushed and pulled the machine up and down; and then she caught sight of the terrace just below, and the flags

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52. It was probably the longest way in but he had not been to the Polytechnic other than by car, so he walked into the station, laboriously located staircases which took him levels above the ground and ultimately onto the pedestrian bridge

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53. laboriously to the center of the bridge

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54. It was a laboriously long time before he got anywhere near the top of the ravine

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55. The root intention of the voyage was to save money by feeding slaves breadfruit that cost nothing to grow instead of expensive bread that had to be laboriously harvested, crushed, milled and baked and rotted if not eaten right away

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56. Besides: without all of the boring work of chipping laboriously away at a dead tree, there is all the more time for play and exploration without using tools too much

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57. He laboriously got down onto his knees and then rolled onto his side

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58. Catching a hold of it he laboriously pushed Ortega’s upper body onto it until Ortega was able to hold himself there

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59. The craftsman mind, so laboriously built up, should by now have become an instinct, a second nature, at the direction of a higher consciousness

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60. There are two kinds of insincerity in style, the employment of a ready-made conventional manner that is not understood and that does not fit the matter; and the running after and laboriously seeking an original manner when no original matter exists

61. 'So it will be with the future Methodism; and although it will rest itself upon a laboriously obtained belief concerning the "wrath to come"—a belief that will heave the human mind with a deep, convulsive dread,—yet, and not-withstanding this preliminary, the renovation which we look for will come in as the splendor of day comes in the tropic—it will be a sudden brightness that makes all things glad!’—(pp

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62. we picked our way laboriously to the collar of rainforest that encircled the throat of the

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63. The widows of business men prove laboriously that they are related to judges

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64. A stout gentleman laboriously hauled himself in, dusty, baggy, slung with gold chains, and Jacob, regretting that he did not come of the Latin race, looked out of the window

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65. His father had been a railway porter who had worked very laboriously for twelve or fourteen hours every day for many years, with the usual result, namely, that he

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66. `Yes: but as the same ornaments are repeated several times, I shall have to make a number of full-sized drawings, with perforated outlines, to transfer the design to the walls,' said Owen, and he proceeded to laboriously explain the processes

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67. Beyond the river he saw a goods train winding out of Kingsbridge Station, like a worm with a fiery head winding through the darkness, obstinately and laboriously

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68. "No," he murmured, "none of my enemies would have waited so patiently and laboriously for so long a space of time, that they might now come and crush me with this secret

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69. In my ten days on the trail, I’d yet to see another human, so I lounged without concern for anyone coming along, dizzy with ecstasy as I laboriously pumped the cold water through my water purifier and guzzled bottle after bottle

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70. "No, it is not existence, then, that I regret, but the ruin of projects so slowly carried out, so laboriously framed

71. Soon after, breathing laboriously, she got up and sat at the kitchen table with her laptop, and tried once more to crack the file she had downloaded from the N

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72. The cruelty with which he shattered the world she had built up for herself so laboriously to enable her to endure her hard life, the injustice with which he had accused her of affectation, of artificiality, aroused her

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73. Slowly, was warm and cold and sticky all at the same time and the feel of the night air on her laboriously, she heaved herself over and pulled her heavy skirts up to her thighs

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74. She had no interest in me that evening; the jinn rumbled below us uncalled; she lived apart in a little world, within a little world, the innermost of a system of concentric spheres, like the ivory balls laboriously carved in China; a little problem troubling her mind - little, as she saw it, in abstract terms and symbols

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75. She had the mobile face frequent in those whose sight has decayed by stages, has been laboriously striven after, and reluctantly let go, rather than the stagnant mien apparent in persons long sightless or born blind

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76. Laboriously they climbed a sharp slope and halted for a moment at the top

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77. Many of the forecasting services are therefore driven to a sort of pseudo-science, in which they take it for granted that certain time lags or certain coincidences that happened to occur several times in the past (or have been worked out laboriously by a process of trial and error), can be counted upon to occur in much the same way in the future

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78. The paper that someone had laboriously filled by hand and sewn into the binding

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79. He was delighted at the unexpected rapidity of his pupil’s progress, but could not abandon the edifice of argument he had laboriously constructed

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80. Here and there a couple of bees, by force of habit and custom cleaning out the brood cells, with efforts beyond their strength laboriously drag away a dead bee or bumblebee without knowing why they do it

81. Tipsy and perspiring, with dim eyes and wide-open mouths, they were all laboriously singing some song or other

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82. Out of these precepts he was laboriously constructing a harmonious whole, which he desired to present to souls

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83. 59 The pick advances laboriously through the calcareous layers alternating with very slender threads of clay, and schistose beds in plates incrusted with oyster-shells, the contemporaries of the pre-Adamite oceans

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84. He lay on his back, knees up, breathing laboriously

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85. They cut and stripped the turf away in small neat squares, and then after measuring the ground they slowly and laboriously began to dig

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86. Very gently and laboriously he untied him

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87. Also could he write, with printed letters, rapidly and plainly, but script he had not mastered, for though there were several copy books among his treasure, there was so little written English in the cabin that he saw no use for bothering with this other form of writing, though he could read it, laboriously

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88. Andrew Knight observed that his bees, instead of laboriously collecting propolis, used a cement of wax and turpentine, with which he had covered decorticated trees

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