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• The movie jerks gracelessly from one scene to the next.
• Clarke writes gracelessly, " Judy grabbed it almost before it hit the floor ."
• It remains " gracelessly the same throughout ", with " narrative details " being " plucked like unattached footnotes ".
• His 28th birthday is Aug . 9, and without preservative measures, his legs will almost certainly start to age gracelessly.
• Autumn anemones effortlessly maintain their height without staking, while dahlias and asters crash down around them or stand gracelessly tied to supports.
• Not in Shanghai, dazzling and vibrant yet still bound by central planners and saddled with rusting state-owned companies lurching gracelessly toward oblivion.
• I nod to the driver and before I can get settled, the bus lurches into motion, flopping me gracelessly down into my seat.
• There's William Weld taking his impetuous plunge, gracelessly dogpaddling and gulping mouthfuls of murkyriver water, undoubtedly searching for the amphibious organism vote.
• Chavez has grown old gracelessly, turning from a once-fearsome fighter into a constant complainer and excuse maker when things don't go well.
• On the other hand, 1UP . com placed him third in their 2009 list of most gracelessly aging characters as it gave negative messages about aging.
• While he said Ferrero maybe had a bad day, the world's top player said a little gracelessly in return that Calleri played over his head.
• Now comes David B . Dennis'" Beethoven in German Politics, 1870-1989, " and the title says it all, albeit gracelessly.
• Its last director was pushed out, a new one was hired, the old staff gracelessly purged or induced to quit, yet another curatorial crew brought in.
• With U . S . cruise missiles hitting Iraq, the man who would be president supported, though gracelessly, the decision to launch them by the man who is president.
• In applying parts of the Oslo accords, however partially, reluctantly, gracelessly, he has made the more moderate half of the Israeli right wing accessory to the peace process.
• One look at me on the job _ no makeup, bad clothes, aging gracelessly, deadline by stressful deadline _ should tell anyone that I'm not there to flirt.
• Henry Mietkiewicz of the " Toronto Star " said that Annie " crowed gracelessly " during her scenes and opined that Buxton had a tendency to " shrilly overplay " Annie.
• "Goodbye Enemy Airship " is dotted with musical naivete : one of its two drummers has trouble keeping a groove and some relatively simple guitar and saxophone parts are played a little gracelessly.
• Position coach Joe Brodsky, who knows runners age quickly and sometimes gracelessly, has spent five years prodding Smith to increase his weight-room work ethic in preparation for the inevitable erosion of his game.