unceremoniously

The town was taken rather unceremoniously by the Chinese army in 1934.

Then the character is killed off unceremoniously and never heard of again.

Unceremoniously, he dumped her in the middle of the floor.

At times the men dragged the women unceremoniously across the floor.

And it had just been cut unceremoniously short, almost making what was to come easier.

Dad was on his feet and I dropped unceremoniously to the floor.

His legs gave way and he sat down unceremoniously in the snow.

The men pick up the women and deposit them unceremoniously.

He dumped me unceremoniously back to my feet, and I fell.

The old guardians of the ways would be unceremoniously killed.

I thrust the child unceremoniously into her arms and rose.

Ten years ago, the university unceremoniously dropped the women's basketball program.

Most of the ones who had taken to the air plummeted unceremoniously to the ground.

Workers were unceremoniously turned out into the street to fend for themselves.

"It was handled rather unceremoniously," said one executive involved in the deal.

It was soon and very unceremoniously dragged away again by the officers'.

He pulled her unceremoniously by the hair now, using one arm to stroke.

Her relationship with him is unceremoniously discontinued in the series however.

She unceremoniously greeted him with a few good shots to the face.

We met most unceremoniously at the bend in the trail.

Then they ditched me most unceremoniously in the middle of a country road.

"But it very unceremoniously yanked my head out of the sand."

They dumped her unceremoniously in the first cave and went away.

Then unceremoniously he picked and carried her up the stairs.

Why was he so unceremoniously informed that his life had been turned upside down?