Wearily

It's only after a severe beating from one of the brothel's guards (who has a disturbing sexual obsession with Angel and almost rapes her) that a pain-befuddled Angel wearily accepts Michael's latest proposal.

It was a miserable end to an evening which looked like being full of promise for Saints who wearily took the applause from a grateful travelling public at the end.

I’ll probably never confiscate a phone again, or discover a secret second phone and wearily confiscate that too, or empty the wastepaper basket to find it full of unnervingly good imitations of my signature.

And so she moves on, wearily, for another two and a half centuries, though in her heart she knows the empire, though temporarily recovered, is moribund.

At 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Chadwicks owner Trae Lamond posted signs announcing the restaurant was closed for all but carryout business, then walked across the empty seating area and plopped wearily into a chair.

Though he has a jaunty hat and glittery face, Bernard also has the distinct air of someone who’s had to wearily explain “you put on the suit, you’re the big guy” to aghast middle-aged men more than once in his long elf-life.

As Morningstar and I wearily arrived at the long-sought-out destination, we were held up by hundreds of other cars waiting to park.

Shaking my head wearily, I plunged forward.

Croatia meanwhile wearily move on to a meeting in the final with France.

Here’s a look at some of the things we’ll miss as we trudge wearily on toward a heavily-sanitized world where nobody ever feels offended again.

One senior Labour figure wearily described a second Brexit vote as a “red herring”; another even suggested it would play into May’s hands, by strengthening her argument that if leavers did not back her deal, Brexit could be unpicked.

They assured the safety of the family’s pet so wearily, the mother agreed,” said Lara.