dutifully

Dutifully I called it up each morning for a week.

They stood next to her bed and dutifully showed themselves off.

Of course she would have gone dutifully to the one her father named.

Dutifully, he said what was expected of him, and held out his glass.

The light died in the boy's eyes, and he stood up dutifully.

Very carefully and dutifully, I began to put my parents' room in order.

Now he stepped forward dutifully and held out his right hand.

When they left, he went off dutifully to make his rounds.

Dutifully the old man handed them in and then held out his hand.

But he came home at Thanksgiving, and went back, dutifully.

"Come along," she said, and everyone dutifully followed her into the central area of the great room.

She sat dutifully before him, not knowing what to expect.

As she led them out, the boys dutifully hung back.

After all, she was on call and she'd dutifully left Ralph's number.

She takes care of them more or less dutifully, but it's clear they are a burden.

What can you say about someone who has led your parish dutifully since 1989?

The police nodded, dutifully wrote down what she said and did not believe a word of it.

I dutifully tried to be thankful, but it was difficult.

His wife dutifully stood up beside him, but no one else paid any attention.

Dutifully, my husband went down to the corner, and came back in shock.

But he wrote it dutifully down, after peering into my face.

Dutifully waiting outside his door to be picked up, the security police returned.

The woman taking my statement dutifully recorded everything I told her.

His wife and daughter were waiting dutifully at the end of the platform.

I dutifully returned several days later for my second fitting.