How To Use Civilly In A Sentence
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Somehow he managed to compose himself sufficiently to doff his hat to her and to say most civilly, `My lady, how nice to see you.
NOBLE BEGINNNINGS
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If you refer," said Meldon, "to my intention of calling civilly on Sir
The Simpkins Plot
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One of the gentry he used to ferry about, a decent cove who always treated him civilly, writes letters and the sentence is commuted to transportation.
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a forfeiture of the charter grant because they exercise that oppression and persecution contrary to its first intent, and are the direct cause of contention and disunion, which is repugnant to the principal design of constituting the colony; viz. that it "May be so religiously, peaceably and civilly governed as may win and invite the natives to the Christian faith." [l47]
The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut
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Governments have always claimed control over marriage, whether solemnized religiously or civilly.
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he treats his former wife civilly
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Skepsey, journeying one late afternoon up a Kentish line, had, in both senses of the word, encountered a long-limbed navvy; an intoxicated, he was compelled by his manly modesty to desire to think; whose loathly talk, forced upon the hearing of a decent old woman opposite him, passed baboonish behaviour; so much so, that Skepsey civilly intervened; subsequently inviting him to leave the carriage and receive a lesson at the station they were nearing.
Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith
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he treats his former wife uncivilly
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Under the established law of armed conflict, he can civilly intern a captured combatant until the end of active hostilities.
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But had he taken other avenues such as civilly or perhaps gotten the police to go with him, I think this would have been a much different outcome.
CNN Transcript Oct 5, 2008
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Why anyone would demonize Gays as being singularly incapable of behaving civilly is in itself a crime.
Think Progress » Donohue: ‘There’s a connection between homosexuality and sexual abuse of minors.’
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Hidden within the morally outraged and civilly disobedient radical, in other words, was the soul of a wronged decision theorist.
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Though we have profound differences, he is saying, we have to reason about them civilly instead of dismissing, insulting, and demonizing one another.
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While I don't agree with what LindaDanvers said, I'm tired of the idea that the teabaggers need to be treated "civilly".
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Remember always that your obligation is to encourage students to behave civilly and courteously.
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For that matter, I don't even recall chaining ourselves to the shanties -- seems like when the whole thing came to a head we sat inside, quite civilly disobedient, while the physical plant workers came to demolish them.
Nietzsche is dead
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Somehow he managed to compose himself sufficiently to doff his hat to her and to say most civilly, `My lady, how nice to see you.
NOBLE BEGINNNINGS
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Lord Weymouth very civilly sent Mr. Wood, his first 'commis', to tell me that the King very willingly gave you leave of absence from your post for
Complete Project Gutenberg Earl of Chesterfield Works
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The man nodded civilly to Sharpe, then consulted a notebook.
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Shebeen properly means weak, small-beer, taplash.], where they very civilly let him have it upon credit.
Castle Rackrent
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Because after the assessment of taxes and large penalties, tax collection officers can civilly seize assets to pay the additional taxes, thus depriving an individual of untaxed profits.
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And I'm ower failed to tak a helpmate, though Wylie Mactrickit the writer was very pressing, and spak very civilly; but I 'm ower auld a cat to draw that strae before me.
Old Mortality, Complete
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So he came round to the door with the coal-black horse with eyes of fire, and off they went as fast as before, or perhaps a little faster, till they came to Dame Goody's cottage, where the squinny-eyed old fellow lifted her down and left her, thanking her civilly enough, and paying her more than she had ever been paid before for such service.
English Fairy Tales
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You are responsible civilly for that accident.
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I spent 6 years at BigLaw representing a serial rapist who had completed his entire prison term and was being civilly committed indefinitely by the State.
The Volokh Conspiracy » More on Liz Cheney
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But she composed herself enough to say civilly, `I just told you, didn't I?
SORT OF RICH
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We shook hands civilly even though this was an awkward situation for both of us.
BETTER THAN THIS
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We had to sleep all together in the cabin, packed pretty close; but they very civilly allowed me plenty of room for my mattrass, and we got on very well together.
The Malay Archipelago
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Somehow he managed to compose himself sufficiently to doff his hat to her and to say most civilly, `My lady, how nice to see you.
NOBLE BEGINNNINGS
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civilly" and that he had been questioned on security matters by his abductors.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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And that doesn't go away because he settled civilly.
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Over the past few weeks they'd been rubbing along fairly civilly, though not without the occasional spark flying between them.
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How different they were from the kind bicycler, or the gentleman in the dog-cart, or either one of the farm-wives who sorrowed so civilly not to know where my lost battle-field was!
Seven English Cities
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Instead we happily divert to supposed ‘safe’ spots, there to be uncivilly mugged or traffic-maimed.
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Doesn't that give the public the nonconsumptive recreational water right and utilization of the bed, whether private or public, and not be civilly or criminally trespassing?
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local
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Not only was Microsoft found to be civilly liable this provides a record of fact, which due to various legal doctrines, Microsoft would generally be estopped from relitigating in a civil context, and which could be used by competitors to sue the company for monetary damages.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Destroying the Constitution’s Structure is not Constitutional
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Although he insisted that he meant nothing censorious by his remarks, and that he is in favour of Israeli policy being ‘debated freely and civilly’, his words have had a chilling effect on political discourse.
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However, not to part uncivilly, and be as good as my word, I brought ben Nanse's bottle, and gave him a cawker at the shop counter; and, after taking a thimbleful to myself, to drink a good journey to him, I bade him take care of his feet, as the causeway was frozen, and saw the auld flunkie safely over the strand with
The Life of Mansie Wauch tailor in Dalkeith
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It does not mean that a determination criminally, civilly, or canonically has been made regarding the truth or non-truth of the allegation.
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To instruct all court personnel to act civilly toward attorneys, parties, and witnesses.
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Each party needs to put all their ideas on the table and "civilly" discussion each option's good and bad points and what will work best for ALL Americans.
Two senators say House health-care proposal is dead
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President's messages by a word civilly compromising between _long_ and
The Complete Poetical Works of James Russell Lowell
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He only takes the title of altesse, an absurd mezzotermine, but acts king exceedingly; struts in the circle like a cock-sparrow, and does the honours of himself very civilly.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 3
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I thought of the pretty face in the pictures and had to wait a moment before I was sure I could speak civilly to him again.
NO BODY
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Supervisors can be civilly and criminally liable in instances that result in substantial injury or death.
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Thus it happened that when the prisoner had passed through the narrowing gate of the drawbridge tower, and the starers turned to gape and blocked the way, the following horsemen contented themselves with calling civilly for passage, and an increasing gap opened between them and their charge.
The Leper of Saint Giles
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After that Panurge had very civilly saluted him, he in a free gift did present him with a gold ring, which he even then put upon the medical finger of his left hand, in the collet or bezel whereof was enchased an Oriental sapphire, very fair and large.
Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
