voluminously การใช้

• And despite their short coats, they shed voluminously year round.
• She read voluminously about her destinations weeks before she left.
• Soon after his dismissal, he began to write voluminously.
• Read voluminously before you arrive and then wing it.
• While he read voluminously, Bellow also played the violin and followed sports.
• Pope Urban VIII wrote voluminously in Horatian meters, including an ode on gout.
• In addition to criticism for journals, Chorley wrote voluminously on literature and art.
• He jogs to keep in shape, and reads voluminously, including the Bible daily.
• He corresponded voluminously with his fellow scholars.
• Butler wrote and spoke voluminously on all manner of subjects ranging from education to world peace.
• The saga of Hockaday, incidentally, is voluminously chronicled at the State Historical Society in Topeka.
• Since that time Strauss has written voluminously in both Afrikaans and English on numerous contemporary philosophical themes.
• He wrote voluminously on theological controversy, astrology, and antiquarian subjects, but published nothing himself.
• These biochemical signals act as volume controls, regulating how voluminously other genes produce their own molecular products.
• Rumney founded no philosophical schools, nor did the art he produced so voluminously have any important influence.
• Their prosaic style and formulaic stories, produced voluminously from 1900 to 1914, proved of low literary merit.
• He enjoyed fantasy, collected comic books, and read voluminously in all areas of fantasy and science fiction.
• Later in the century, Shaw was to write voluminously about this vicious, institutionalized sexism and its economic basis.
• Kent wrote voluminously and his works were published into several non-English languages during the course of his life.
• His reputation flowered after his retirement, when he taught part-time at Chatham College and at Columbia and wrote voluminously.