indecorously

A cannon that the Earl appears to be sitting on, indecorously fires grape shot.

The audience behaved indecorously, as if the concert were an informal dress rehearsal.

Joe turned himself about very slowly, with his legs floating indecorously in entirely unintended kicks.

"I, too," said Hay, adding indecorously, "in my own bed, of course."

They might shout out, or otherwise behave indecorously.

All your memories will be rather indecorously dumped into the head of the first clone, who will immediately become you.

Remembering his many kindnesses, my own eyes feared, and I sniffled indecorously.

Their view carried the day, in part because of the reluctance of many nations to be associated with a project culminating so indecorously.

And the seat cushion's guts spill out indecorously where the stitching has burst from the zipper.

Sola was asleep against a tree, hiking skirt hitched up indecorously.

Her long legs-in matching blue trews-were thrown indecorously over one of the couch's overstuffed arms.

Again the ogre bellowed, and the sun shook in its orbit and the clouds soaked indecorously.

Blood is spilled, glass is shattered and most indecorously of all, the Queen's benediction is interrupted.

Either the clean and decorously clad man, or the dirty and indecorously clad man.

But Delphi management, led by the company's chief executive, Robert Miller, has spoken indecorously at times, antagonizing workers unnecessarily.

He indecorously ripped a piece from her flowing gown, resolving to apologize later, and tore it in two to make masks for the governess and himself.

Even when the characters are locked in a clumsy embrace or rolling indecorously on the ground, there's a grace about the work that keeps it from being smutty.

Even though Jack and Gillian engage in a cat-and-dog fight that has them rolling indecorously on the carpet at one point, the sparring is mostly intellectual.

"Hee hee..." he said indecorously.

These characters behave indecorously, misdirecting their talents and their anger because society affords them no constructive outlets for their drive, Ms. Bogart maintains.

There are times when Washington takes a mud bath, splashing about indecorously in full view of the whole country, and almost everyone here agrees that this week was one of those times.

Indeed, I have been known to flee indecorously rather than submit to a 45-minute tour of the bowels of the earth from which there was no quick exit if panic struck.

He collected her by, simply, putting his arm through hers, most indecorously, and guiding her toward the dining room, where a lonely decanter of whiskey had been placed, for his use.

As a result, Miranda and Sara had spread out the pattern on the window seat and were indecorously kneeling on the floor with their backs to Rachel when she came in.

Only one President I know of, whose name is probably best suppressed here, publicly displayed vodka's formidable capacity for undermining politesse, commenting somewhat indecorously after six or seven belts upon a female aide's physical attributes.