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If we can move fast enough,' a man said facetiously.

He had intended the question facetiously and was set back by her answer.

Suppose, as people facetiously say, you were to tell me.

But he still found reason to be discouraged, albeit facetiously.

"I knew he was going to get hurt and not play last year," Melvin said facetiously.

"Just as he facetiously suggested," the old Bear said with a laugh.

Writers facetiously called this the "longest home run" in history.

"It's a way for an individual to express himself," adding facetiously that he might get one.

"There's never an end to an artist trying to find out who they really are," she adds, facetiously.

Facetiously, he calculates its path will lead it to California.

"Maybe when they're in love," Irene said facetiously as she emerged from the bush.

The Governor facetiously described his son as "a minority - white male single."

"I think it was sometime during winter about three years ago," he answered facetiously.

"A man could get stoned doing this," I said facetiously.

The question was asked facetiously, which made Houston smile.

Campbell, rather facetiously, asked, "Did we have any power plays?"

"I'm sure he would be most appreciative," I said facetiously.

More quietly, a bit facetiously, she said, "All we have to do now is admit it to each other."

These names are often used facetiously or carry a pejorative sense.

"Yeah, sure, I'm afraid before every fight," he said facetiously.

When the bill comes, he signs the check and shows it to her, saying facetiously, "Good enough tip?"

"That should solve all the problems," he said facetiously yesterday in a telephone conversation.

Machines, he reminded himself facetiously, did only what they were programmed to do.

People greeted one another facetiously all over town with: "Well, have you seen the jaguar yet?"

He goes on to describe himself facetiously as "a former student of English literature who went downhill from there."