Always looking to eliminate hazards, he
alertly identified deteriorating runway conditions, at Ali Al Salem, to leadership as a threat to flight ops.
Our players must play against them quite
alertly," he said.
Bury's chance of a winner came four minutes from time when David Worrall cut in from the right and unleashed a 25-yard drive which Smithies
alertly parried away.
To top it all is Herman Van Rompuy's detour and all of this must have a sobering effect on the country's political factors, that the EU is
alertly following and "filming" our every move.
While underlining importance of Fitness he said "Fitness can be described as the ability to perform daily tasks vigorously and
alertly, with energy left over for enjoying leisure-time activities and meeting emergency demands.
Alertly, Cook took off and ended up scoring the winning run from first base.
When third baseman Feliz cut in front of the bag to handle the catcher's throw, Damon
alertly popped up from his slide and raced to third base, which was not covered due to the shift.
Hays
alertly grabbed the crook's gun, prepared to defend herself as well.
alert*ly adverb <The prairie dog sat
alertly beside the opening of its burrow.
For the uninitiated, meerkats (aka suricates) are matriarchal lemur-like South African mongeese whose habit of
alertly standing on two legs for long periods of time gives them a cuteness that no amount of intra-species warfare can completely dispel.
Our dogs, Pearl and Tasha, made their portions disappear in two snaps of their canine jaws and sat up
alertly, indicating a willingness to experiment further.
As he patrolled the sun-burnt outfield,
alertly, at long-on,
It still had its head up
alertly when I put in a finishing neck shot.
He listened
alertly as several options, including both cutting-edge trenchless and conventional construction methods were considered.
In Axline's Principle 4, therapists are to
alertly recognize the feelings the child expresses and reflect them back in such a manner that the child gains insight into the behavior.
