laconically

The conversation went on laconically as they fell each into their own thoughts.

"I've found out where he will be," Smith said laconically.

"I was just going to say," the fisherman continued laconically.

The people slide laconically by, moving in and out of the frame.

"Been a few other nights when you were," he observed laconically.

"Better get this show on the road, then," he concluded laconically.

"I tried, but they only had one room," Jake told her laconically.

"Read," he said laconically, as if afraid to trust his voice with more.

I don't think you have any choice,' David told him, laconically.

"I fire one of my pistols and someone goes down," she reports laconically.

While everyone stared at him in consternation, he went laconically on.

"It's a long drive on your own," he observed laconically.

"I want to make sure you're clean all over, my sweet," he said laconically.

"We are only trying to improve our socialism," the official said laconically.

"I fixed it," he said laconically, standing next to his wife.

They took it laconically, by the accounts of pool reporters and others at the front.

"We thought you'd get here earlier," he said laconically as they all reined in.

"He looks more like a cat," commented the Professor laconically.

"You shall encounter him there no more," said her daughter, laconically.

You'll have to think back a few years," he assisted laconically.

"I buzzed the boys down here before we left your office," he laconically explained.

"Yeah, well, go ahead and shoot me if you want," Jack said laconically.

The circumstances were a little different that time,' Nick commented laconically.

"Getting by," he replied laconically, leaning his chair back and looking down at the street.

"We wait," Fergus said laconically to the others, and sat down.