Nadal found a rhythm, albeit stutteringly, and wrapped up a tense encounter in the tie-break. ❋ Unknown (2011)
He was streamed – at times stutteringly and in a manner that underscores an Obama projection that a new broadband infrastructure is coming. ❋ Unknown (2009)
I believe one of Jonathan Harker's letters from Castle Dracula ends with him writing, stutteringly, as he faints from horror. ❋ Unknown (2009)
(Can I also -- stutteringly -- note here that The New Yorker's claims its turnaround time as 8 weeks?) ❋ Unknown (2006)
TV All of which said, a poster at the Digital Spy message boards stutteringly reports that new channel ftn will be rerunning thirtysomething in the not too distant future ... which should do me nicely until the DVD release ... ❋ Unknown (2003)
Then, as it were cleaving the silence, a voice said stutteringly: ❋ Unknown (2003)
To which the warder, a man as dark as a chimney-sweep, with large blue “whites” to his eyes, added stutteringly: ❋ Unknown (2003)
Bounder stared, became apoplectic in appearance, and stutteringly asked to have the order repeated. ❋ J. W. Keyworth (N/A)
"They're g-goin 'to take Jerry Elbow to the p-p-poor farm Wednesday morning," Danny stutteringly explained. ❋ Lebbeus Mitchell (1921)
It is conceivable that a person who is trying to remember the event accurately will speak slowly and stutteringly, or at least with hesitation at the moment. ❋ Unknown (1911)
As for Jack, he loved everybody, Marie among the number, and, feeling her depreciated, rushed stutteringly to the rescue. ❋ George De Horne Vaizey (1887)
As we were returning home we met a drunken man, who staggered up to us and stutteringly asked the way to his inn. ❋ Theodor Hertzka (1884)
But the boat had to stop, as her keel scraped the mud in the almost dry thoroughfare, and a plain island man of benevolent, nearly credulous, face, hailed them, saying, stutteringly: ❋ George Alfred Townsend (1877)
He was stutteringly nervous; and there were some evidences that he had been ineffectually striving to mitigate his nervousness by the consumption of his namesake. ❋ Archibald Forbes (1869)
Colonel Halkett argued stutteringly with the powerful man: 'It's the truth she ought to hear, Romfrey; indeed it is, if you' ll believe me. ❋ George Meredith (1868)
Thus a visual equivalent is substituted for his quickness of mind, one that draws on Ritchie's usual directorial style, in which fights are always speeded up and slowed down and replayed, in a series of stutteringly short shots tightly cut together, a mannerism you either like or find bullying, affected and annoying. ❋ David Sexton (2011)
