premeditatedly

What were then the alternatives before the, premeditatedly (respectively) and inadvertently, keyless couple?

Yet he would not have premeditatedly thrown away his one hope of succouring the wretches in the train.

He started moving quickly, but without rushing, cleverly and premeditatedly, like he worked in the Zone.

"I didn't premeditatedly precipitate that riot in the suk.

Larry Boettcher, 44, said, "Anybody who has his wife killed in front of his kids, premeditatedly, ought to get the death penalty."

So the truth is, she did what she had to do to keep the lie intact-she willfully, deliberately, and premeditatedly killed her own baby."

Either premeditatedly or on the spur of the moment, Smith and/or Breuning killed him, faking a suicide.

"Women hit men all the time," Brian argued, in a rare statement - indeed, both Irene and Cati had admitted having premeditatedly slugged their boyfriends.

Local governments should move quickly to ban needlessly abusive, verbally infelicitous, graphically substandard or premeditatedly cute bumper stickers.

"The fact that Thea deliberately and premeditatedly kidnapped Ensign Kirk is in itself a confession of their guilt," he reasoned aloud.

It may just be a way of covering up the truth: that on July tenth, Katie Fisher went out to her parents' barn and willfully, premeditatedly, and deliberately smothered her infant."

"When you knowingly and intentionally and premeditatedly break N.C.A.A. rules, you cannot be a member of this football team," Stoops said at a news conference announcing his players' dismissals.

To top this off, however, at IH runs their own in-house Variety Night, where residents (both spontaneously and premeditatedly) show off their various talents whether they be musical, comical, dramatic, dance.

Who had deliberately and premeditatedly created the reign of terror which had enveloped Theisman's entire world, destroyed so many people for whom he'd cared, and stripped him of his own honor, his own dignity.

Nicolas Slonimsky remarked on how the piece is "premeditatedly cast in the proclamatory key of B-flat major, the natural tonality of the bugle, and ending in a display of tonic major triads."

On Wednesday, Mr. Woods tried several times to ask one juror, a former union president: "Do you have a view as to what the appropriate punishment should be in any case where the Government has proved that the defendant intentionally, deliberately, premeditatedly killed another person?"

"Just as I admit that it never occurred to me that he could have premeditatedly used our meetings, not only to gain introductions that he needed, and not only to judge me, to size me up before trusting me entirely, but also to see Charmian again.

What Gall A Parisian advertising copywriter has been sentenced to eight years in prison for an ad campaign in which he premeditatedly employed an archaic tense of a verb that appears on the French Cultural Ministry's Index of Officially Proscribed Franglaisms.

Mr. Gonzalez addressed Mr. Leach in the letter only as "Dear Colleague," and called him "obstinate," "obdurate," "in willful disregard" of proper behavior and "premeditatedly" plotting to turn the Thursday hearing into a "judicial adventure" aimed at Mr. Clinton.

After months and months of premeditatedly infuriating other drivers from Atlantic City to Secaucus, from Lambertville to Fort Lee, I now believe that the human foot was never designed to drive at less than 50 miles an hour, that sticking to the speed limit may in and of itself be orthopedically deviant.