Stiffly

The video shows the Queen backing away as the offending hand approaches, eventually finding its quarry for a brief clasp before stiffly being released.

Action scenes are a joke, with characters stiffly shooting and lasers missing them.

He has stiffly struggled with the public business of politics (Conservative finance critic Pierre Poilievre continues to torment him at every available opportunity) while having to defend the deficits from 2015 to 2019.

I grabbed my drink and nodded stiffly, unsure what to say.

Many of those complaints involved overpayments to government employees, which were exacerbated by stiffly interpreted federal tax laws.

Sanders was easily the least charismatic, hoisting his trousers by the waist, tugging at his socks, hunching over the lectern, sitting stiffly and awkwardly greeting questioners.

The images show Trump sitting at an empty desk with a phone to his ear, walking stiffly around the building, and standing stone-faced at a jovial-looking staff meeting.

In the more formal types the letters stand rather stiffly upright, often without the linking strokes, and are more uniform in size; in the more cursive they are apt to be packed closely together.

Lansbury's Marple was a crisp, intelligent woman who moved stiffly and spoke in clipped tones.

Roslin Institute, UK In late 2001, at the age of four, Dolly developed arthritis and began to walk stiffly.