| 单词 | dispiritedly |
| 例句 | We piled back into the old, dispiritedly lit coaches waiting for us, slumped into the uncomfortable green seats, and no one said much until we were miles away. A Separate Peace 1959-01-01T00:00:00Z So let’s thank God for small favors anyway, Shorty thought dispiritedly. The Milagro Beanfield War 1974-01-01T00:00:00Z Harry wandered dispiritedly toward the library, but halfway there he changed his mind; he didn’t feel like working. Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban 1999-07-08T00:00:00Z The class looked dispiritedly at the enormous boxes Hagrid had brought out, all lined with pillows and fluffy blankets. Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire 2000-07-08T00:00:00Z Those who dispiritedly wonder why literary equality in our top journals seems like a pipe dream should maybe consider how books are marketed to young people. Gendered covers are failing young adult readers 2013-06-04T23:42:00Z There it sat, refusing to decompose, for several days, until I finally went out and dispiritedly moved both layers to the garbage can. Fear of baking? This very easy, really good cake recipe can help. 2023-01-03T05:00:00Z Stenger could not muster much of an answer, practically inaudible as he dispiritedly debriefed the senators. Inside the Capitol siege: How barricaded lawmakers and aides sounded urgent pleas for help as police lost control 2021-01-09T05:00:00Z “You need to ask an expert,” she said somewhat dispiritedly, during an interview in her cheery, book-filled attic apartment in central Rome. She Won Italians’ Hearts. But Can She Win Their Votes? 2018-02-09T05:00:00Z A traveler in the rural South in the summertime is always eating dinner, dispiritedly, in the barely waning heat of the day. Slouching towards Biloxi: Joan Didion on life in America's south 2017-09-23T04:00:00Z The car chugged dispiritedly down the driveway to the house, but before it had traversed half the distance the dawn-hush was shattered by a thundrous bark of challenge to the invaders. Lad: A Dog 2012-02-08T03:00:19.720Z Marise looked down dispiritedly at the mutilated pillars and broken pieces of carved marble, and most of all at the bits of old Roman flagged paving. Rough-Hewn 2011-09-20T02:00:15.147Z He started to protest, but she shook her golden head dispiritedly. The Tigress 2011-08-30T02:00:39.657Z Our dogs were still; with bowed heads, tails drooping, they pulled the sledges dispiritedly. My Attainment of the Pole 2011-08-05T02:00:54.720Z Marjorie entered her mother’s room and dropped dispiritedly at her feet. Marjorie Dean, High School Junior 2011-07-25T02:00:16.780Z She knows him under both aspects, as the moon of Florence is the same which shines in London, though she has put off her Italian glory, and hurries dispiritedly through the gloomy skies of England. The Browning Cyclop?dia A Guide to the Study of the Works of Robert Browning 2011-07-16T02:00:19.397Z Edith threw herself dispiritedly into a chair, and, with an expression which bespoke an utter weariness of spirit, gazed moodily at her hands, roughened and red from the washing of dishes. The Brute 2011-06-30T02:00:30.283Z They are not simply objects lying flatly and dispiritedly beneath our feet to be trodden upon, but they make the most delightful divans and seats in the world, and possess a superior seating capacity. Peggy Parsons a Hampton Freshman 2011-04-01T02:00:36.933Z It’s one thing for the Hoyas to lose four straight games, but quite another to lose so dispiritedly. Big East Tournament: Georgetown?s loss to UConn is a bad sign 2011-03-10T00:34:23Z The boy dawdled over a skimpy supper and went dispiritedly to bed. Swamp Cat 2011-03-06T03:00:20.453Z “People lack the force to be outraged at evil,” Father Cito added dispiritedly. Abuse Loosens Church?s Culture of Silence in Italy 2010-06-26T16:12:00Z When they released him he turned dispiritedly and left the room in docile silence. The Law of Hemlock Mountain "The tellecarbon must have developed a mind of its own," he said dispiritedly. Tillie "And it's little worth his while to make the journey to see me," said he, dispiritedly. The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly While sitting dispiritedly in his dog-tent, just before going to sleep, he began to burrow with his fingers in the loose soil on which he was slouching and discovered a small pocket of gold. The Boy With the U.S. Miners She told him dispiritedly, leaving him time after each item of her discontent to put her in the wrong. The Squire's Daughter Being the First Book in the Chronicles of the Clintons It lurched dispiritedly off, leaving a cloud of dust behind. The Wishing Moon The leader stopped, and McGuire looked dispiritedly at the unfamiliar landscape under dusky lowering skies. Astounding Stories of Super-Science, December 1930 Without paying any visible attention to Mary Hope, Lance removed her saddle from Jamie, and brought it up to where she sat dispiritedly watching him. Rim o' the World “Well, we haven’t gotten very far with our adventure,” he said, a bit dispiritedly. The Radio Boys with the Revenue Guards The two mares fed dispiritedly at the lowest corner of the field, their hair rough with exposure to the winter winds and the storms, their ribs showing. The Ranch at the Wolverine The stable-boy went somewhat dispiritedly back along the way he had come. Children of the Desert The session in the study was prolonged so late that in the end Janet and Oliver abandoned their sleepy effort to wait until Anthony Crawford should depart, and went dispiritedly upstairs to bed. The Windy Hill The second day, returning to the task somewhat dispiritedly, Jack began overhauling a pile of old cross-pieces. The Young Railroaders Tales of Adventure and Ingenuity The big elms were as dark as wet haystacks and the woods huddled dispiritedly in a vague mist. The Dark Tower And she led the way into the woods, the girls following dispiritedly. Billie Bradley on Lighthouse Island The Mystery of the Wreck The ponies thudded dispiritedly along a sandy wash which bottomed the canyon. The Defiant Agents There was a cheery ring to Zenie's voice that had been wont to drag so dispiritedly. Stubble He glanced dispiritedly out the window at the perpetually cloudy sky and idly watched a rivulet of water race down the dirty pane. Faithfully Yours "It seems so hopeless," Nattie answered, dispiritedly; "there is no opening anywhere." Wired Love A Romance of Dots and Dashes "I guess there are folks like that," meditated he, as he walked dispiritedly home. Carl and the Cotton Gin At length he said, dispiritedly— “‘Go through with your folly then. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 55, No. 344, June, 1844 After a few mouthfuls, Kate crumpled the paper napkin, paid her bill, and walked dispiritedly back to the hotel. The Fighting Shepherdess She slouched in dispiritedly, cloak drooping about her. The Best British Short Stories of 1922 The rest hung about dispiritedly, and waited for what might transpire. Despair's Last Journey He refused to be cheered, and saying that he was in need of rest, bade me goodnight dispiritedly and went to bed. Recollections With Photogravure Portrait of the Author and a number of Original Letters, of which one by George Meredith and another by Robert Louis Stevenson are reproduced in facsimile He sat dispiritedly on his broken seat, sagging forward with forearms across his thighs. Trail's End Lingle was sitting dejectedly on the edge of the sidewalk when Teeters found him, and the deputy returned his spicy greeting dispiritedly. The Fighting Shepherdess The tattered home-made flag hung dispiritedly in the still sunny air, and the smoke of the signal fire was a mere straight-rising wisp. Where the Sun Swings North "Oh, I had—a list," she replied dispiritedly. The Tangled Threads And, just forty-eight hours after Joe and Sally looked dispiritedly down upon the floor of the Shed, there were seven gleaming hulls in launching cages and the unholy din of landing pushpots outside the Shed. Space Tug Theodora, who was washing the tea dishes while Priscilla wiped them, took her usual course and began to cry dispiritedly and forlornly. The Place Beyond the Winds "I haven't been able to find out a thing," she declared dispiritedly to Anne. Grace Harlowe's First Year at Overton College The dog, strangely undemonstrative, advanced and placed a sleek head against Gregg's knee, its pointed muzzle down, its tail hanging dispiritedly. Where the Sun Swings North The colonel felt in his pockets, then dropped his hands dispiritedly. The Adventures of Kathlyn Now, a piece of her old self, impoverished, Hard to greet, she traverses the houseroofs, Hurries with unhandsome thrift of silver, Goes dispiritedly, glad to finish. Men and Women No more than a dozen men were in there talking earnestly but dispiritedly. The Runaway Skyscraper I asked dispiritedly, for the sudden tumbling into one's life of a father whom all honest men must hate and loathe darkened all my sky like a thunder-cloud on a summer day. Carette of Sark With a sound between a grunt and a groan he put it back into his pocket and dawdled dispiritedly off into the other room to his bunk behind the tarpaulin. Where the Sun Swings North The Cap'n's hand dropped dispiritedly from his clutch at his pocket. The Skipper and the Skipped Being the Shore Log of Cap'n Aaron Sproul "All the same," she went on dispiritedly, "one must be in the right atmosphere to do anything worth while." The Moon out of Reach Now, a piece of her old self, impoverished, Hard to greet, she traverses the house-roofs, Hurries with unhandsome thrift of silver, Goes dispiritedly, glad to finish. Browning's Shorter Poems "He doesn't care whether he gets well or not," she said dispiritedly. Love Stories "Ah, it's true right enough," she answered dispiritedly. Success A Novel "Who was the lady, Sandy?" he begged dispiritedly, after a silence. The Uphill Climb On a day in June I rode dispiritedly over to the little butte just out from the mouth of the pass. The Range Dwellers He started off, and they followed him dispiritedly, for the heat was something to remember afterwards with a shudder. The Happy Family "It seems to me they are, my child," answered the widow, dispiritedly. Apples, Ripe and Rosy, Sir The horses, now very tired, plodded on dispiritedly. The Rules of the Game She was singing weariful ballads in an undertone as he entered the room, and she rose dispiritedly to welcome him. The Philanderers Three disheartened base runners turned and slouched dispiritedly toward the dressing rooms. The High School Pitcher Dick & Co. on the Gridley Diamond "I hate to be called a quitter," Pink remarked dispiritedly to the Happy Family in general; a harassed looking Happy Family, which sat around and said little, and watched the clock. The Happy Family When he came back, ribbing his knuckles for warmth, he stood before the fireplace and ruminated dispiritedly before he spoke. The Phantom Herd About it stood utensils from which the men were rather dispiritedly helping themselves. The Rules of the Game He spoke not so much dispiritedly, but rather as though he was teaching himself a lesson which he must needs surely get by heart. The Philanderers He saw the small horse jogging away, while behind it, helplessly fat and hopelessly befogged, sat Dr. Mercer, swaying dispiritedly from side to side. Ashton-Kirk, Investigator "Darn this bushwhacking all over God's earth after a horse a man can't stay with, nor even hold by the bridle reins," he complained dispiritedly. The Long Shadow She was just a little afraid of his self confidence, and of this tall nobleman's habit of getting what he wanted, in the end: but she dispiritedly felt that Pevensey had failed her. O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1919 To the little group seated on the terrace, dispiritedly playing with their coffee, it seemed almost a personal affront. O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920 "I'm leaving tomorrow," the young man said, dispiritedly. The Torrent Entre Naranjos He may mumble them, he may act dispiritedly and tamely, but he has undertaken a certain part; he has to go through with it. The Blotting Book "How far are we now from town?" he asked dispiritedly. The Long Shadow A dirt road ran between town and station, with hitching posts at which farmers' nags stood dispiritedly in harness. Big Timber A Story of the Northwest As he rode dispiritedly away, he could not see, for the intervening trees, that she was kneeling in the fern and crying. The World's Greatest Books — Volume 06 — Fiction It's terribly aggravating," she confessed dispiritedly, "to have a lot of ruffians camped down, cool as you please, on your own ranch, and not be allowed to drive 'em off. Good Indian The guards huddled around the fire, talking dispiritedly. The Tarn of Eternity He stared dispiritedly out across the brown prairie. The Long Shadow It shivered in the chill morning wind, and grinned dispiritedly when the man spoke to it in a voice that achieved no more than a hoarse whisper. Love of Life and Other Stories What he wants," said Muriel Gay dispiritedly, "is for me to pull off stunts like that girl. Jean of the Lazy A "I don't care for any such excitement," said Gibbon, dispiritedly. Driven from Home, or Carl Crawford's Experience She was just a little afraid of his self-confidence, and of this tall nobleman's habit of getting what he wanted, in the end: but she dispiritedly felt that Pevensey had failed her. The Line of Love Dizain des Mariages Her crew were still working, but raggedly and dispiritedly. The Gray Dawn Her world appeared to her that night a harlequin tangle, and, above all, meaningless—yes, dispiritedly without sense. Together "I didn't know I was stealing your thunder, Lite," she said dispiritedly. Jean of the Lazy A "That's something I must leave to you, David," said his wife dispiritedly. The Minister's Charge That same night, after wandering dispiritedly in the streets by the river, I was sick with typhus fever. The World's Greatest Books — Volume 05 — Fiction An hour later they dragged their engine rather dispiritedly back to the house. The Gray Dawn And, by the way, talking of waltzes—' 'Oh, it's finished,' said Annette, dispiritedly. The Man Upstairs and Other Stories "I don't need no bananas," said Morris dispiritedly. Little Citizens She had come upon him staring dispiritedly at the fire, and his dejection softened her and drew out her womanly sympathy. The Silver Horde And from the rusty iron balcony hung a ragged pair of trousers into which had been inserted a board, the legs flapped dispiritedly in the gusty wind from the river. Little Miss By-The-Day She asked him dispiritedly who it was, and he replied that the gentleman had declined to give a name. Winding Paths She said dispiritedly that it was 54, remembering vaguely that it was somewhere in the fifties. Understood Betsy Then I had lounged about dispiritedly, wondering what was the next thing I could do. The Beetle Susan entered a small, square entrance-hall, papered in arabesques of green against a dark brown, where a bead of gas flickered dispiritedly in a red glass shade over the newel post. Saturday's Child She put the question dispiritedly, not venturing to hope for a solution that would help her to a more cheerful frame of mind. A Life's Morning Aggie pointed dispiritedly to the bundle in her lap and went on rocking. Tish He went about dispiritedly, and the last few times that he crowed it made Rebecca Mary cry. Rebecca Mary Then, with a pop and a dispiritedly swishing sound, a rear tire collapsed. Further Adventures of Lad Chub lifted an ear dispiritedly when his name was spoken; but, as was usually the case, he heard no good of himself, and dropped his head again. Rowdy of the Cross L I was sitting in my office, lagging dispiritedly over my work one day, when the door burst open and Brainard stood beside me. A Mountain Woman Nina threw her hat on the bed and sat down dispiritedly. The Breaking Point They lagged often into a heavy-footed walk and their ears drooped dispiritedly. The Heritage of the Sioux Miss Conroy said no dispiritedly, and they swung about and followed Chub's leadership apathetically. Rowdy of the Cross L |
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