How To Use Ceremoniously In A Sentence
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She was unceremoniously dumped to be replaced by a leader who could win the election.
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His father now ceremoniously conducted Mrs. Penniman to what he spoke of as the banqueting hall.
The Wrong Twin
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On the surface, it seems the radio babblers have been unceremoniously shushed.
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One night, Finn rocks a bit off and falls flat on his face, unceremoniously uncaught by an unwelcoming mosh pit.
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One night, at a New York dinner party in the mid-1990s, Coplans unceremoniously expelled the hostess from her own kitchen, quartered some oranges, added them to the chicken and recooked it.
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And not just because both teams were unceremoniously dumped out of the Champions League in midweek.
The Sun
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She slowly peels back her boa and unceremoniously tosses it to the side.
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Rocky nodded and unceremoniously tipped out the contents of the box.
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The owner scooted over from doing his genial rounds of the table and scooped up the hapless moggy, depositing him safely but unceremoniously on the street outside.
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Proud owners ceremoniously take their covers off the cages, unveiling their latest acquisitions and jostling for position, trying to place their birds close to others that will encourage them to burst into song.
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The man removed his felt hat, and tugged ceremoniously at a tuft of sandyish hair which ornamented his low forehead.
Aurora Floyd. A Novel
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I guess there was only one thing to do: ceremoniously raid the fridge.
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They ceremoniously cut a piece of ribbon, declaring the exhibition open.
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There's a squealy axe solo unceremoniously tacked on the end, naturally.
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Two articles I wrote were unceremoniously dumped by both The Guardian and The Times, which put a dampener on my plans.
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Shortly after the coup d'etat that brought Qaddafi to power, he unceremoniously ordered all Italians to leave Libyan territory.
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But when the clean-up was done, he was unceremoniously dumped.
Times, Sunday Times
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The music center, which is positioned above the shopping like a keystone connecting the two sides of the building, is wedged in unceremoniously, and visually lost, straitjacketed by the larger building.
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That feeling was unceremoniously dashed that evening when I found out about the chicken pox.
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Important papers should not be left in the outside pouches of valises that are thrown unceremoniously into the boot of a taxi.
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Unfortunately, I was clutching the side of the ride, nostrils flaring, eyes popping, and lips flapping unceremoniously.
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Now the one thing that will get you booted unceremoniously from any locale, except a gathering of the Aryan Brotherhood at a beerhall, is going on a drunken anti-Semitic tirade.
John Galliano, Mel Gibson, Charlie Sheen -- poison and poetry
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There were always cream cakes and I would be brought mine ceremoniously on a plate.
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Ethelred smiles a dung-eating grin, then removes a lousy French sou from his purse and drops it ceremoniously into my cup, as if he wants a freaking jousting field named after him for his piddling contribution.
At the Juvenile Bubonic Plague Telethon
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She was unceremoniously dumped to be replaced by a leader who could win the election.
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I parked the trolley and grabbed up the paper, dumping it unceremoniously on top of the counter, and started flicking through it.
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She had been out-manoeuvred and out-run, to say nothing of her having been unceremoniously tumbled in the gravel, and her arrival was like that of a tornado — made up of offended dignity, justifiable wrath, and instinctive hatred for this marauder from the Wild.
The Southland
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When the market moved to Cocklebury Road from its town centre site in 1952 the bell was ceremoniously handed over and struck at every market since.
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They ceremoniously cut a piece of ribbon, declaring the exhibition open.
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They didn't find drugs or booze but they did find diarized admittances of the fact that I had sex with my older boyfriend and hid it: I was unceremoniously asked to pack my bags and leave the house.
Blog: I've just seen a face
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He took her hand and ceremoniously placed it in Cratyn's hand.
TREASON KEEP
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The case, which went unreported, had already been unceremoniously rejected in the High Court.
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In scenes more normally associated with ne'er-do-wells arriving at courtrooms, the couple were ushered unceremoniously out of vehicles by muscular security staff in through a back entrance of the registry office.
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She was unceremoniously dumped to be replaced by a leader who could win the election.
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When the public tire of you, you are unceremoniously dumped, no matter how good the tunes you knock out.
The Sun
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Third, it gives us a golden excuse to fire unceremoniously half the one-day players and all the management.
The Sun
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He is unceremoniously carted around in a plastic urn inside a carrier bag which nervously changes hands between them.
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Expect a major change of location soon, of course: it seems that he has been unceremoniously retired from service.
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Yesterday he was unceremoniously dumped.
Times, Sunday Times
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There was nothing unusual about groups of elegantly clad gentleman scuffling unceremoniously in order to place themselves at the head of a procession or to bag the best pews for a church service.
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Unceremoniously walking up to Stefàn and grabbing him from behind, she wrapped her arms around his waist in a possessive manner and lustfully stuck her tongue in his ear.
Who Said It Would Be Easy
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His tunic and hose she rather ceremoniously burned on the hearth, holding her nose as she did so.
TREASON KEEP
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A disappointing trading update in March saw the chief executive fall unceremoniously on his sword a few weeks later.
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my mother advised her children ceremoniously
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he was dismissed unceremoniously
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Finally, 13 minutes later, the two umpires walked ceremoniously onto the wicket and removed the bails, signalling the draw and a 2-1 series win for England.
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And Billy dances off again in newer glee, while the inspired musician is plunking a banjo imitation on his enchanted instrument, which is unceremoniously drowned out by a circus-tune from Doc that is absolutely inspiring to every one but the barefooted brother, who drops back listlessly to his old position on the floor and sullenly renews operations on his "chigger" claims.
The Complete Works of James Whitcomb Riley, Volume 10
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If they are verbally aggressive to staff they will be dumped unceremoniously in this room.
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He may have been unceremoniously ejected from the couture house he founded that bears his name - which last year filed for bankruptcy.
Times, Sunday Times
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Putting the flashlight down on the chair next to him, he pulled the painting off the wall and let it fall unceremoniously to the floor.
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The pandas will accommodate these requests by drawing outlines of temples in the sand, placing earthen lamps upon them and ceremoniously offering fruits and flowers while chanting the family's names.
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But on that day in October when he came to Highboro, North Carolina, to ceremoniously award to Hi-T Composites a multiyear contract renewal, the Admiral was as ripply and bright as the Caribbean on a sunny day.
VELOCITY
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They ceremoniously cut a piece of ribbon, declaring the exhibition open.
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They ceremoniously cut a piece of ribbon, declaring the exhibition open.
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At the Stockbroking firm where I worked, many years ago, a Senior Secretary got absolutely "ratted" at the Xmas party and was unceremoniously de-knickered and, dare I say it, "bonked" on the Senior Partner ` s magnificent, leather topped mahogony desk.
The Ghost Of Christmas Past (2004 in fact)
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– He was unceremoniously shooed from the bar, to the uproar of all, save the two men at the table nearest where he’d been hiding.
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But even though he was unceremoniously deposed from office last year, could the mild-mannered leader really be capable of such deeds?
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He unlocked the front door and Anna charged in, dragging another straggler behind her but slamming it --- unceremoniously --- in Bo's face.
BEHINDLINGS
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There was a squeally axe solo unceremoniously tacked on the end, naturally.
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In others, abortion was treated matter-of-factly, with the products of conception disposed of unceremoniously.
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She was unceremoniously dumped to be replaced by a leader who could win the election.
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Yes, but then I have to give up the fantasy that I am still a perky, nubile young thing in a respectable 34B, and accept the fact that some old Russian frau will unceremoniously stuff my lovelies into a contraption that looks more suited to carting around weapons of mass destruction than bosoms, and which forces me to accept that my actual measurements are more stubby than tall-boy.
Archive 2009-08-01
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She had hardly had a chance to finish her drink when she was manhandled by burly bouncers and unceremoniously dumped outside the door.
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Each time a whiny pop tune unceremoniously and semi-incongruously intrudes upon the soundtrack, we passively accept the meretriciously commercial reasons for the tune's existence.
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The door suddenly opened and the hellcat walked into the room, unceremoniously.
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But she had taken a shine to Antony, and when you put aside any consideration for the poor hare that had been so unceremoniously jugged, the meal, you had to admit, had been rather good.
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Now rumours abound that she is to be unceremoniously dumped for the next series.
The Sun
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The unfortunate gents are then unceremoniously interred in the sisters' basement.
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He was unceremoniously ejected from his slightly altered, safe Ashford ward by the massed vote of sitting borough councillors in favour of a previously unknown candidate.
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Rational Review
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We then watched as flock after flock of "sprigs" cupped and settled lightly among the decoys and squads of redheads tore over the bay and splashed unceremoniously among the blocks.
Chron.com Chronicle
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All eleven episodes of Season One, including the 90-minute pilot, are dumped quite unceremoniously onto two two-sided discs.
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Joris Luyten It may be named unceremoniously for the hockey puck it resembles, but the palet breton tastes like a bit of heaven.
Merry Cookies
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Unceremoniously, some number of thugs dragged me into an edifice and roughly seated me in a slight wooden chair.
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Suddenly, without warning, she bellyflopped, unceremoniously, into the wooden planter.
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Dr North ceremoniously raised his glass to offer a toast.
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So to anyone out there who has been unceremoniously dumped, take heart.
The Sun
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I had approached her with so little formality, I had received all her graciousness with so little apparent sense of her condescension, I had taken my seat, nearly unasked, so completely at my ease, and I had pronounced so unceremoniously the plain "vous," without softening it off with one single "altesse royale," that I had given her reason to think me either the most forward person in my nature, or the worst bred
The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay — Volume 3
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He was unceremoniously removed from the list of members, for gross misconduct.
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In short, they very unceremoniously treat the Parisians who believe in Gargantua as ignorant simpletons and superstitious idiots, with whom are intermixed a few hypocrites, who pretend to believe in Gargantua, in order to obtain some convenient priorship in the abbey of Thélême.
A Philosophical Dictionary
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Beth nodded, and unceremoniously snipped the loose ends with a pair of kitchen shears.
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I crammed unceremoniously into their car.
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With their massive ballrooms, twisting galleries, ceremoniously laid out kitchens and enviable furnishings, Chateaux were also the dwellings of European Kings and queens.
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Her grandmother had dressed her ceremoniously in a white dress with elaborate smocking, as if she were being taken to church or to a party.
DANSVILLE
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He also aspired to the role of executioner, warning McLoughlin that if he was not gone in three months he would requisition a shareholders’ meeting to remove him ‘unceremoniously’.
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Bring out each item at a time, very ceremoniously, even if it is only an old stock cube or a rubbery carrot or such.
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She takes them and dumps them unceremoniously into the roaster, seasons the meat and puts the lid on.
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He was unceremoniously shooed from the bar, to the uproar of all, save the two men he had been eavesdropping on.
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Half-past one on the dot, after my dad had returned from the pub, the joint of meat would be ceremoniously carved.
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A shrill beep sounded in the room and I unceremoniously erupted from the bed.
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They stampeded her on the Calle Rivera and unceremoniously held up Mr. North's impressive car before the hotel, while Jim Baggott, in an ancient silk hat and bibulously primed for the occasion, read an ungrammatical but fervent valediction.
The Fifth Ace
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There were plenty of those on the shore and I picked up a particularly pretty white one, made a vague wish about future prosperity, and ceremoniously placed the rock on the lip of the well.
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She's standing ceremoniously beside the chief, watching as innocently as a child at a celebration.
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The owner scooted over from doing his genial rounds of the table and scooped up the hapless moggy, depositing him safely but unceremoniously on the street outside.
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Quite a few were shocked to see Russia transformed into a second-rate country, treated unceremoniously by Western powers.
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I'm almost a bit embarrassed to say Heya because I rather unceremoniously borrowed Phreedom's name as a moniker, with her fully in mind when I did it, but not enough to decide against the 'heya'. * big grin*
Out With The New
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They drank coffee and ceremoniously tipped the contents of the pan into a large casserole which went into a side oven.
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She had been out-manoeuvred and out-run, to say nothing of her having been unceremoniously tumbled in the gravel, and her arrival was like that of a tornado — made up of offended dignity, justifiable wrath, and instinctive hatred for this marauder from the Wild.
The Southland
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After a decade of further triumphs, he moved to Paris; but after Italy became a national state, his body, too, was ceremoniously entombed in Santa Croce.
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Ceremoniously she unclasped the gilded clasp, and took out the wrap of heroin that now contained a gram of South Gloucestershire brickdust.
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I grinned at him and ceremoniously picked up a French fry in my fingers and lowered it into my mouth.
FOLLOW THE SHARKS
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Fourteen years after dumping a man unceremoniously by letter, I decided to give him a second chance and let him back into my life.
Times, Sunday Times
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Unceremoniously, he hoisted her onto his shoulder, causing her to drop the eggs - she watched them, one by one, as they fell - perfect, pristine ovoids one instant, scattered spilth and ruin the next.
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The test tube still lay on the edge of the sink; she wrapped it and its box in paper towels and unceremoniously chucked them into the wastebasket.
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At Epsilon's signal, the mercenaries unceremoniously dumped their load at Darkstorm's feet and loosed the ropes that kept it bound.
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Josh, hearing the unmistakeable sound of someone falling over rather unceremoniously just behind him, stopped abruptly and looked over his shoulder.
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On the return, both Sofia and Plovdiv were fog-bound so we landed at Varna and were unceremoniously bundled on to ancient coaches for the six hour journey to Sofia.
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The action fizzles out rather unceremoniously at the halfway mark.
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You may as well gorge out my eyes with burning sabers of methane gas and ceremoniously sacrifice my body over an open barbecue pit in the name of good taste.
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In scenes more normally associated with ne'er-do-wells arriving at courtrooms, the couple were ushered unceremoniously out of vehicles by muscular security staff in through a back entrance of the registry office.
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She had thick brown hair that piled unceremoniously on her head and green tortoiseshell glasses.
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Half-past one on the dot, after my dad had returned from the pub, the joint of meat would be ceremoniously carved.
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To begin with, he was, to use his aunt's own term, "breeched" the next day, and his petticoats became the big baby's property, while his precious best frock was poked unceremoniously into a box under his aunt's bed.
The Girls of St. Olave's
