peaceably

If you do not go peaceably we will use force.

These also need attention if we are to live peaceably with those close to us.

A man and a woman went peaceably to the exit.

Now 55, he lives peaceably in Cambridge with his wife and son.

But he died peaceably, and like a brave old man.

Otherwise, the matter passed more peaceably than might have been expected.

It was better to go peaceably, until they reached the cell.

They left him to drink peaceably with the dying men.

Sid gives her one more chance to come across peaceably.

"I'll go back peaceably to my supper and you can get on with your conference."

Let's go along peaceably and find out what this is all about."

The two women had already turned over and were snoring peaceably once more.

Why don't you come out peaceably and give yourself up like a man.

To all such - and those living more peaceably around them - we say: Look out on the universe.

"I'll give you one chance to let me go peaceably.

"If it is the police, we must let them enter peaceably."

"And if we lay down our arms, face you peaceably?"

It's a border town, which means two cultures come together, and not always peaceably.

After a long talk with the chiefs and the people the matter was peaceably settled.

We need to leave soon to let the Iraqis themselves determine, either peaceably or through war, the type of government they want.

"But the two pairs are family units, so they can live peaceably together."

Whether the incident would have ended peaceably is impossible to say.

On the whole they lived peaceably and had lots of fellowship together.

The race for governor of Alabama has not ended so peaceably.

Most have blended in peaceably and unnoticed, but not all.