10 adverbs to describe how to rams

From here we carefully scanned the bottom of this large gulch, and soon spied a bunch of ewes and lambs, and shortly afterward three medium sized rams.

The rectangular armor plate of rolled iron rests against an elastic cushion of sand compactly rammed into an iron plate caisson.

As I turned back for another musket, I saw Mrs. Stewart at the other loophole, a smoking rifle in her hands, into which she was feverishly ramming another charge.

He rammed his notebook fiercely into his pocket and stalked out of the room into the street, whither we followed.

But what was the horror of the party, when they perceived on the unfortunate bit of British territory, a plate, which had stuck fast by reason of a covering of the juice of plum-pie, and a fork which was rammed firmly into the earth!

At the end of half an hour the Piccadilly Tube was lined with sufficient explosive materialsecurely rammed and tampedto ensure the permanent closing of the line.

The Broke and Swift intercepted them on their return, and after a hot engagement succeeded in sinking two of the enemy vessels, one being very neatly rammed by the Broke (Captain E.R.G.R. Evans, C.B.), and the second sunk by torpedoes.

Do you remember spasmodically ramming your hands into all your pockets until your arms took on the motions of a sailor at the pump, trying to save the old ship at sea?

The coyote itselfa tunnel of fifty feet dug into the solid rock of the mountain and terminating in a chamber packed with explosiveswas closed by masses of broken rock, rammed tight, and MacDonald showed his companion where the electric wire passed to the fuse within.

He could not take offence at the innocent remark of a friend, but he felt hurt, and vindictively rammed the large roll of one-dollar bills into his vest pocket without counting them.

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