vigilantly's Usage Examples:

original cannons has survived and stands on the veranda of the hotel, vigilantly looking over the harbour.

constructed a new foraging tunnel, chasing them into their tunnel, and then vigilantly waiting for them to resurface.

the tsarevich Peter, with whose mother Nataliya he was connected, and vigilantly guarded him during the disquieting period of the regency of Sophia.

Thereafter she vigilantly protected United States interests in that volatile area lest trouble break.

Reconstructionist -- have denounced it; only Ultra-Orthodox Jews, who in any case vigilantly oppose sending Jewish children to public school, have expressed sympathy.

still alive, and criticizing the Israeli army for not pursuing the case vigilantly.

Condemned prisoners were vigilantly observed to prevent suicide attempts.

Returning to Quebec after World War II, Gault vigilantly defended his estate of Mont Saint-Hilaire from expropriation by mining.

enterprising man envisions a world-wide telecommunications company and guides it vigilantly through hard times; his successor radically changes course, buying up.

Being mindful of daily weather patterns and vigilantly avoiding exposure to ticks reduces human exposure to Lyme disease.

While at the State Institute of Hygiene, she worked vigilantly to produce the first vaccine against Typhus and ran several large-scale.

Japanese air raids motivated the installation of anti aircraft guns which vigilantly watched over the plant and its employees throughout the war.

Juris Silarājs, a Latvia national team member in 1939, who vigilantly spectated the second European championship, described him by saying: "P.

stood out of Subic Bay 2 October 1965 to join the "Market Time Patrol" vigilantly trying to stop the coastal flow of contraband by junks and boats to Vietcong.

After learning of his mother's death, Nando watches over Susana vigilantly.

unless vigilantly watched".

When the Plague descended on Cawnpore, Marval tended to her patients vigilantly and in the last month of her life, she visited 246 patients.

without any other behavioral, medical, or hearing problems should be vigilantly monitored rather than receive intervention.

in order to hurt and hamper religious activities, and the state often vigilantly watched religious believers for their breaking of these laws to justify.

Synonyms:

watchfully;