worthily

And oh that it were even one half hour worthily spent!

Many a good bottle came our way, and was, I think, worthily made welcome.

This pugnacious side of his character would be worthily used sometimes.

Is there any way of truly or worthily receiving a message without understanding it?

So far medicine has worthily assumed that responsibility with brilliant results.

They wanted a site for the building which would worthily house this remarkable organisation.

Perhaps, even less worthily, it was that the famous ones were less easy to get.

For if we do our part as worthily, only then shall their labour be not in vain.

Also students must always remember that they are working for the purpose of serving our motherland worthily in the future.

He was loved by all, and worthily so.

But much of the three hours chugs worthily along like a high-school history aid.

"This one has defiled the office so that it can never be held worthily again.

"I trust you will allow me to recompense worthily the devotion of your man."

It behoves the high, For their own sakes, to do things worthily.

And was it not right to do this worthily and elegantly?

We had much more monstrous matter of feast, which worthily deserved noting.

But many are no more worthily employed now.

It is now our family's responsibility to live worthily so that we may return and live with him again as an eternal family.

The company had its audience involved and happy from beginning to end, and brought a worthy piece worthily to life.

Here is indeed a task in which the highest powers of the human intellect may be worthily employed.

A man who worthily performs a good action finds his reward in the action itself.

The series was worthily closed by the Spätherbstblätter, published in 1877.

He gave a performance worthily of a stage melodrama."

Wear it worthily, winning glory for the Lord, and salvation to your soul.

Let us entreat, by honour of his name, Whom worthily you would have now succeed.