inopportunely

It was a slightly risky action, but he could have spared the tissue if Bob had moved inopportunely.

"A bad one, inopportunely placed, would do many of those in, don't you agree?

These irregularities came inopportunely at a time when we were beginning to organize in contemplation of a merger.

But the young wife has been charmed by their singing, and when her husband is out she calls them back; unfortunately the husband returns inopportunely.

"Hang the air, to fail so inopportunely!"

Inopportunely, Major Pitt, you blundered onto the scene and ruined everything."

How inopportunely the unexpected can occur.

Roger stared blandly back, hoping that Jamie wouldn't reappear inopportunely and put paid to his story.

"Perhaps I come inopportunely," said Joseph, soothingly.

Don't spill the beans is an English language idiom That means "to inopportunely or accidentally reveal a secret."

- replies Vika inopportunely.

Fa'tad observed, "This thing with Nakar is most inopportunely timed.

The Dole campaign, and most of the Republican establishment, reacted to the inopportunely timed endorsement with a predictable mixture of fury and derision.

"We deal with weather and the seaport," he explained, with passing ships and their indelicate, inopportunely timed horns regularly threatening to upstage the performers.

Besides, it would not be prudent to carry the electric light in these waters; its brilliancy might attract some of the dangerous inhabitants of the coast most inopportunely."

During the Battle of Salamanca, Brenier's 4,300-man 6th Division arrived inopportunely at the unfolding disaster on the left flank.

Miss Patterdale, in happy unconsciousness of having timed her interruption inopportunely, greeted them with a nod, and said, addressing herself to Abby: 'Well?

The countenance of this lady who had seated herself inopportunely on the back of "Cosmography of Munster" expressed a mingling of haughtiness and mischievousness.

For Mr. Netanyahu, the dance of distancing himself from the peace plan will be a tricky one during this visit that is now so inopportunely timed to collide with his battle for survival.

The agony and publicity that followed the kidnapping and murder in 1932 of his first child, Charles Jr., drove him to look for a more disciplined country, and he learned to like Germany inopportunely well.

One night my wagons, which were overloaded with these confounded weevilly mealies, got stuck in the drift of a small tributary of the Tugela that most inopportunely had come down in flood.

The man of science thought he had foreseen the only three hypotheses possible-- the return to the earth, the return to the moon, or stagnation on the neutral line; and here a fourth hypothesis, big with all the terrors of the Infinite, surged up inopportunely.

As Daniel Tarullo, President Clinton's international economic adviser, noted before Mr. Clinton's departure this weekend for an inopportunely scheduled annual meeting of Pacific Rim leaders, "The Asian miracle did not repeal the laws of economics."

I would like those Members who are overzealous in defending human rights to consider the impression the West, in general, and the European Union, in particular, give when they preach, sometimes opportunely and sometimes inopportunely, to their partner Arab and African countries.

Chapter 98 The Bell and Bottle Tavern And now let us leave Mademoiselle Danglars and her friend pursuing their way to Brussels, and return to poor Andrea Cavalcanti, so inopportunely interrupted in his rise to fortune.