lugubriously

Still, he hoped rather lugubriously that it would turn out all right.

The wooden room where something lethal will be lugubriously decided.

I go to my wardrobe and consider, rather lugubriously, what is the right thing to wear?

Here they remained, hooting lugubriously to one another for a while.

"Alas, it could be a great deal more," he said lugubriously.

He sighed lugubriously, "I was with him to the very end.

But in the end he nodded lugubriously, not trusting himself to voice approval.

"I would like that very much, my Lord," the fellow said lugubriously.

"We'll have more snow soon, you mark my words," someone commented lugubriously.

Desmond wandered lugubriously down the length of the city room.

"Yes, I've had the same idea," he said, and sighed lugubriously.

He shook his head lugubriously as he broke the news.

"It will have a very unfortunate effect upon the constituency," he remarked lugubriously.

Drake sighed lugubriously and said, "I'll say you want action!

"Well ram her in a minute,' the second lieutenant said lugubriously.

Vance looked at him lugubriously and shook his head.

"Then someone else must have moved the bricks," Cowper said a shade lugubriously.

"There goes the garage, the filling station, and the flat," he said, lugubriously.

But there is no need to dwell lugubriously upon the probable circumstances of a future so far distant.

Drake remarked lugubriously, "Why should people laugh at a marriage?

He sniffed lugubriously, as though he hadn't expected anything else.

"I wouldn't put anything past her in the company she's keeping now,' he muttered lugubriously.

The old woman shook her head lugubriously, despite the proof displayed before her.

That was sure some lugubriously historic shoal outside the *Captain's home!

"No, Master," responded the thief lugubriously, bowing even lower than before.