wretchedly

And even that was wretchedly wrong; but he had to offer something.

No one pays attention until something goes wretchedly wrong, he said.

His wretchedly long life has given me precious little time in which to work.

So much for the things Marc had to look over, she thought wretchedly.

Harrington had been right the first time, too, he thought wretchedly.

The man moaned wretchedly but did not open his eyes.

Instead their families, often wretchedly poor, are expected to send food to feed them.

Still sobbing, but not so wretchedly as before, the boy raised his right arm.

All he could do was to go on wretchedly begging her not to cry.

The last thing Al needs is a crying, hysterical woman to deal with, she thought wretchedly.

Ellie was wretchedly white, and there were circles under her eyes.

"Both of them seem so wretchedly unhappy since they got back.

She'd been told often enough how easily the wretchedly expensive things damaged.

Why do these shows miss the mark of lightness and love so wretchedly?

But, as was wretchedly commonplace at the time, she died in infancy.

Though her interest in him, Yves reflected wretchedly, probably would not last long.

"That's not all," she said wretchedly, hating herself for having to tell him the rest.

I twisted my hands wretchedly and tried to keep from making any sudden moves.

He preached against the wretchedly low wages paid to workers in the South.

Owen thought wretchedly that his own was the lighter task of the two.

Her eyes were red and swollen with crying as she stared at him wretchedly.

In forty and more years the Fleet had never lost ships so wretchedly.

He felt it in his belly now, wretchedly real.

Such people were wretchedly armed yet they were quite decided.

Yet always would the moment of peace shatter and drop him wretchedly back to the floor.