tremulously

Tremulously, they turned together, looking up to see what had come for them.

Quickly, but a bit tremulously, I got to my feet.

She looked into the familiar face of her friend and smiled tremulously.

His lips moved tremulously once or twice, but no word came.

I sighed tremulously, closed the window and went to bed.

On the show she approaches him tremulously and asks for a date.

He put his arm about her almost tremulously, and they began to waltz.

Tremulously she put her fingers on the buttons of his work shirt.

A voice whispered tremulously through the wall, "Are you asleep?"

"I'm willing to meet you at any time," Gregory said tremulously.

Allan smiled tremulously at the two of us, his face still pale.

And one of the most lucrative, Mel thought, but she smiled tremulously.

I didn't want it to be like this,' she whispered tremulously.

She stared at him, breathing tremulously, a little harder than normal.

The old woman leaned forward and tremulously poured another cup of tea.

They both smiled tremulously at the flushed face of Edith.

"I've got one more exam to grade," she said tremulously.

Her green eyes filled with tears as she gazed at him and smiled tremulously.

She looked at her mother and grandmother and smiled tremulously.

"I can leave now if you like," I said tremulously.

Derby was imagining letters to home, his lips working tremulously.

She took the glass of sherry he had poured for her and smiled a little tremulously.

She says this tremulously, as if any letter for Simon must be tragic in content.

Tremulously, he led the cop inside the house and pointed silently to the telephone.

The young pastor's voice was tremulously sweet, rich, deep, and broken.