tersely

Let me know when you make up your mind, he said tersely.

"I want to see both him and his father," she said tersely.

"Get the car off the road any way you can," he said tersely.

He replied tersely to a few questions from the men present.

"White had someone from the hospital look at it," he said tersely.

"The news would have come soon enough," he stated tersely.

And she tersely summed up what had happened at the meeting.

"I want to get out of here," she said tersely.

Tersely, he recalled his experiences of the past few hours.

"We have to go," she said tersely, turning away from him and moving toward the car.

"You have talked this way before," said the girl tersely.

He tersely described the call only as having been "about four or five minutes in length, and too late."

"I live here," he said tersely on Saturday, standing in the door of his building, when asked why.

Jones tersely told the lawyer he had no interest in seeing the man.

"I've been trying to get in touch with you for days," he said tersely.

"Get up," he said tersely, but made no effort to help her.

"Come," he said tersely, turning away from the window and standing with his back to the light.

Tersely, Clara shook her head and went ahead of him out the door.

"There is little point in continuing this," she said tersely.

Perry said tersely, "How long will it take for him to turn?"

"I have been ordered to watch over her," he said tersely.

News of the political opposition, when reported, is usually summarized tersely.

"We'll keep trying to get better," Walton said tersely when asked about the future.

"There's another group of men up ahead," he reported tersely.

"There was nothing wrong with her genes," Paul said tersely.