determinedly

But he walked determinedly on, down to the end of the street.

No one else is going to raise them, she says determinedly.

But only for a short while, she reminded herself determinedly.

Then he rather determinedly turned to face the screens again.

He was determinedly fighting one man, the leader of the other group.

"I'll not have her in this house," the woman said determinedly.

Determinedly, he carried her down the steps to the drive.

She played more determinedly, as though we might not understand her intent.

Taking up the box once more she determinedly went out the rear door.

Determinedly she made her way toward the light, then, with a frown, came to a stop.

He was a child of divorce; they came from determinedly traditional families.

Determinedly she concentrated on something else and the music caught her up.

Early Monday morning, she drove back home and determinedly set to work.

It's as if, by looking determinedly backward, he looked further ahead than almost anyone else.

We must determinedly press on with the social, cultural and economic reconstruction that has only just started.

Determinedly he turned on the intercom over the work table.

I'm not going to let my father do this to me, Ashley thought, determinedly.

"Rosemary and I are going to help," she said determinedly.

This is indeed the right idea, but it must be pursued more determinedly.

That is why we need to act quickly and determinedly for patient planet Earth.

Obviously, I will be determinedly on your side in this procedure.

He took a deep, painful breath, and determinedly began to read.

Then he shook his head and began to climb determinedly on.

He glanced past her, at the open door of the house and then, rather determinedly, smiled.

But he was also aware of how determinedly state officials defended their states' rights.