| They were behaving more properly, more respectably, than middle-class people at a funeral. |
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| The Hall was respectably attended, and the performance gave every satisfaction. |
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| It won't win them any new fans, but it should tide them along respectably enough for the time being. |
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| She was respectably dressed, wearing what may have been a wedding ring, and had possibly had a child. |
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| Always commanding light remunerative employment from the manufacturing establishments in town, she maintained herself respectably. |
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| He had blonde unkempt hair but respectably short sideburns, and he wore blue jeans and one of those awful V-neck golfing sweaters. |
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| This is bumptiously funky, respectably organic and engaging music that truly aspires to get young children excited about jazz. |
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| A petition was immediately signed, most respectably and numerously, for her respite and pardon. |
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| You need to be decently and respectably dressed when you present yourself for interview. |
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| Instead, she sports a classy new hairdo, complemented by a respectably long skirt and the self-assuredness one would expect of any sassy Manhattanite. |
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| Series has been designed to be fully and promptly localised respectably to the requirements of local education system. |
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| Here respectably there live the large retired officials, known lawyers and doctors. |
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| We remained steadfast, defied the odds, and in the intermedia comparison ended the year quite respectably, particularly in Switzerland. |
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| If, during the course of the night, you happen to meet two philosophical ladies of your acquaintance, it is important that you conduct yourself respectably. |
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| A respectably dressed man in front of me was arguing about the age of his daughter, saying she was eligible for a child's ticket, but the attendant was not having it. |
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| These funds have performed more than respectably and now boast attractive rankings in their universe. |
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| Growth in 2003 is expected to be a little above trend as United Kingdom export markets grow respectably. |
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| In recent years, Credit Suisse has grown to become a respectably sized employer in India. |
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| On that view, they should envisage their careers in the long term and be paid a salary that enables them to live respectably. |
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| Overall, Law and Justice did respectably, especially in rural areas. |
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| The markets of course showed these expectations to be unfounded, and in fact bonds performed quite respectably throughout the year, with the notable exception in the Spring. |
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| While Belgium's senior side has consistently performed respectably at international level, the country's youth teams have yet to catch the eye on the world stage. |
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| While the United States is leader, France, the one challenger for the Americans, is still very respectably ranked in second position and is even leader in certain areas of research and maize production. |
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| To intercept and sanitize urban wastewater in order to ensure respectably hygenic conditions and a healthy future for the population as well as the ecological environment. |
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| We can end the poverty line for millions, and say to all our fellow citizens, we know the cost of food, shelter, heat, clothes and can ensure that none among us will have less than what is respectably necessary. |
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| It is, dare I say it, too preoccupied with being respectably booky rather than wildly bloggy. |
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| This isn't to say that having MLS representatives in your squad makes you world beaters but it does show that you can play in the States and still acquit yourself respectably at international level. |
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| But maybe the biggest idea that should linger from this is: there is much more value in competent individuals doing their jobs, being paid respectably and treated with respect than most people ever realize. |
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