imperatively

Six games to play and only one imperatively important to win!

It was imperatively necessary that the fact of her death should be kept secret.

Once more he knocked at the door, a little harder but not imperatively.

The hand was steady as stone, its grip imperatively strong.

Now whether is oil at hand because imperatively demanded?

She jabbered imperatively at him, her black eyes bright and demanding.

The Joshua seemed to move, to lift its arm and point more imperatively toward the peak.

He was imperatively a self taught artist aside from a few night classes.

She had been asleep, always, and now life was thundering imperatively at all her doors.

One major question remained, however, and a final decision must imperatively be made: who were the members of the Company to be?

He could feel the skillful hand of fate motivating him imperatively.

"Get out of the line," its signal flashed imperatively.

"Hold on, boys, and listen to this," the Native Son called out imperatively.

First, he boarded Mary's barge and rapped imperatively on her door.

Captain Future imperatively enjoined silence, and led the way on along the path toward the west.

We imperatively require a perception of, and a homage to beauty in our companions.

He saw a small movement and shouted imperatively.

Ignoring the chair he moved out from the wall for her, she repeated, imperatively as before: "Why didn't you?"

"Wash me off and set me on a log," it said imperatively.

Meanwhile, I was struggling with my own as my member swelled imperatively.

The President's speech is polished, calculated and imperatively arrogant.

Already, such is the stress of this journalistic life, I hear my tissues crying out imperatively to be restored.

Morgon said, wondering suddenly, imperatively, what the king was seeing.

He gestured imperatively at the journeyman to accompany him and then strode out of the hall.

The pipe of the whistle sounded again, imperatively.