industriously's Usage Examples:

wears a ring of hills as its adornment and Obuasi sits quietly albeit industriously on the soil that births the top-9 single richest bullion gold bar gold.

The occupants of the village were largely hand loom weavers, working industriously in their cottages in addition to their normal working hours, weaving.

piskies who are always laughing, and the little bearded knockers who work industriously in the mines, and who, they say, are growing smaller with every year.

Mediums, put out their signs, and ply their professional avocations as industriously here as at home.

not allowed to float on the lake, which is ensured by the birds which industriously pick them up as soon as they drop into the lake surface.

The idea of the first academic institute in Sumy region was industriously supported by B.

'travel an honorable path and industriously devote yourself to achieve individual aspiration'.

Mayor of London, and during his term in 1745, he and Sir John Barnard ‘industriously and artfully surprised the City’ into voting a loyal address on the.

a military problem, responds by insulting the General using phrases industriously prepared by the programmer.

heavily mentally handicapped by then, but assisted by loyal commoners and industriously minded nobility.

Learned Part of Mankind, for the valuable Library of Books, which he industriously collected, as well as for his own Personal Qualifications.

Bishop Tamayo worked industriously to heal divisions within the diocese, but repeated attempts to elect.

when the first quantum technologies are reaching the street, which industriously finds its own use for these things.

Several companies industriously plied the road, titillating a number of cities with spectacle and song;.

Charles industriously sets to work, but the first prostitute he speaks to is highly skeptical.

mortician's ailments, playing matchmaker for his love struck brother, industriously scheming to provide a burial gown and coffin for his grandmother, and.

seasonable Preservative against Romish Delusions and Jacobitism now industriously spread throughout the Nation, London, 1735.

In 1876 she returned to Philadelphia and devoted herself industriously to the study of music, art and the great exhibition.

Enfield industriously translated Brucker’s multi-volume Critical History of Philosophy.