108 adverbs to describe how to improve

These remove the objections that have been made to the house, are more fanciful and beautiful than convenient and habitable; the gardens have also been considerably improved, and now display all the beauties of modern planting.

In the winter of 1841, a succession of family events from time to time occupied her attention, her strength gradually improving, till at the beginning of 1842 she again took part in public proceedings.

It would be odd indeed if eight hundred years of Christian government, four hundred of them enjoying the infinite blessings bestowed by the Reformation and the Protestant religion, had not vastly improved these institutions for the reception of the very poor.

Of course, I am rather a Philistine, and I grate on him at timesthat is, I used to, but he says I have improved wonderfully.

The country clergy, again, are steadily improving.

MILK OR BUTTER.Milk which is not perfectly sweet will not only injure the flavour of the bread, but, in sultry weather, will often cause it to be quite uneatable; yet either of them, if fresh and good, will materially improve its quality. 1699.

5/6 Mrs. Evered 15 Miss Lane 15 Miss Longhurst 15 Miss Tulloch 15 At Wimbledon, in 1902, I had two very strenuous matches, which improved my game immensely.

The women in particular have improved astonishingly in their dress and manners."Dr.

Tyrrell's private performance with the Adorned C. is one that irresistibly reminds the spectator of Lieutenant Cole's with his figures, and would scarcely be improved by ventriloquism itself.

It may fairly be presumed that, through the agency of such a government, the condition of all the tribes inhabiting that vast region may be essentially improved; that permanent peace may be preserved with them, and our commerce be much extended.

The South is now commencing a new campaign, and is to confront a navy hourly improving, and an invulnerable fleet, armed with cannon more effective than any yet used in naval warfare.

They came, and gave the directions which the disease required, and from that time I have been continually improving in articulation.

" He added with a triumphant smile: "But that will not prevent me, perhaps, from saving Valentin, for he is visibly improved, and is growing fat since I have used my injections with him.

I would that all diligently improve the daylight, while they can.

She was the pioneer of the movement to improve the condition of women morally, socially, and intellectually.

I have desired this and worked for it, as far as I could, through the last Balkan crisis, and, Germany having a corresponding object, our relations sensibly improved.

"You have merely improved on the idea of my moving faster than the train when I was going to the smoking car?"

My dear little Nony [Footnote: Mr. Croker's adopted daughter, afterwards married to Sir George Barrow.] was worse last night, and not better all to-day; but this evening they make me happy by saying that she is decidedly improved.

No doubt children do improve enormously in open-air camps, but so they do in ordinary Nursery Schools, where they are clean, happy and well fed, and where they live a regular life with daily sleep.

You laughed at me at first, but I've improved marvellously.' Bruce was walking about doing very mild gymnastics, and occasionally hitting himself on the left arm with the right fist.'

"Here is an instance of toil rewarded," said Mr. Heron, promptly improving the occasion.

If his grace and his wit improve so proportionably, we shall hardly find, that he has gained much by the change he has made, from having no religion, to chuse one of the worst.

'Their lands,' he says, 'are improved surprisingly for the time they have been there, and I believe they have far the best crop of any in the colony.

But there must be no change in the kind of diet if the health of the child is good, and its appearance perceptibly improving.

But though this raised his fame, yet it added very little to his profit: For, though it made his company exceedingly coveted, and might have recommended him to the great, as well as to the ingenious, yet he was of a temper not to chuse his acquaintance by interest, and slighted such an opportunity of recommending himself to the powerful and opulent, as, if wisely improved, might have procured him dignities and preferments.

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