prosperously

Not yet; it is enough that I have begun so prosperously.

We live in a prosperously complex time, and the election proved it.

Native peoples lived prosperously for thousands of years in what is now California.

And they ruled the land prosperously that year and the next.

The overheard remark came from one of three prosperously dressed men immediately to his left.

It shows that he had lived long enough and prosperously enough to make a fortune.

'Her collection goes on prosperously, and is pursued with fervour.

When he saw bronzes, they were always on the shoulder or arm of the more prosperously dressed.

'Well, he seems to be going on quite prosperously, but the doctor said he must not get up for a week.

He has taken up the burden of Jewish history, which he could quite prosperously have let lie.

The healing continued very prosperously under the marked attentionsTina received during the evening.

Prosperously, but not noticeably otherwise; he thought, in black.

And now his face was so pale that he only looked ill, and not like a young man prosperously married.

Less prosperously the second suit obtained At first with Psyche.

May all his business ventures end as prosperously.

Who says, in other words, that professors should have lifelong job security, freedom to grow prosperously lazy if they like, when no one else does?

He had lived prosperously for about twenty years entirely on duplicate brown paper parcels.

Kings who left many coins reigned long and prosperously.

So the year for him closed prosperously.

For a while she and John lived prosperously, but "financial reverses" eventually reduced them to living in comparative poverty.

In the meanwhile the promises of M. de Treville went on prosperously.

He can live prosperously on that reputation.

My duty prosperously ended, all between us is ended."

Heaven send it may come speedily and prosperously!

The Ilhibad once lived prosperously in the valleys.