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Example sentences for "infernally"

Lexicographically close words:
inferiors; inferiour; inferius; infernal; infernall; inferno; inferre; inferred; inferrible; inferring

Then sprinkle out my walk and do it infernally quick.

I get so infernally interested in my business," said he apologetically, "that sometimes I don't realize that maybe the other fellow has something to say too.

He'll only howl more infernally than he's howled before.

It was an infernally bad chill, and it saved him.

I've got an infernally bad chill coming here, that's all.

It's all very well to be so infernally polite.

The wind from the sea, until now keen and bracing, had become merely infernally cold.

I wish Britton would not be so infernally arduous in his efforts to please me.

Who is this woman, and why are you so infernally set upon shielding her?

Life's a riddle; a most infernally hard riddle to guess, Mr Pecksniff.

But at four o'clock the lantern was extinguished and the cavern, bereft of its Salvator-Rosa glamour, resolved itself into a prosaic and infernally unclean hovel.

Say, if you knew how infernally hard it is to find even a small piece of crystal, you'd never propose such a thing!

It was Eklan Norbith, the man whose infernally ingenious use of the clock's pendulum had wrung the truth about the secret photographs from the boy's father.

Here's a woman that's got to be saved, and she's so infernally obstinate we can't save her.

If that's so, we needn't be so infernally lonesome, now need we?

I love this boy Matt like he was my own son, but he's too infernally fresh!

Well, sir, that sounded so infernally grandiloquent to Old Man Grant that his hand actually trembled with emotion as he signed it--at my suggestion.

Suppose you hang on to it and don't be so infernally generous.

Anybody can put two and two together, I suppose, especially if you know what infernally Puritanical notions Helen had.

Well, the fact is," Irons had responded, "I hate infernally to be under obligations.

I get most infernally sceptical at times.

But the other seems so infernally unnatural.

The fact is, you're such an infernally good chap that something of this sort was bound to happen to you sooner or later.

I tell you,' he said, with pathos, 'I never knew I could be so infernally lonesome as I have been these last two days.

Then you did something so infernally like it that to deny it is mere quibbling with words.

I made it infernally easy for an opponent--last winter.

Give him some grog--for it is infernally cold!

Well I'm d--d, that scurvy joke makes every one so infernally wrath!

Infernally suspicious," remarked the hunchback, tossing his cigarette end into the grate.

It's more your fault for acting so infernally suspiciously and mysteriously.

But I don't mind saying, Dunny, I'm infernally glad you came.

Your wife's all right, and of course I'm infernally sorry about this.

But don't you see how infernally greedy and unreasonable you are?

We've been so infernally confident that we only had to find a clump of wattle and a lone tree, and we were there.

All the time, of course, there was a perfectly simple explanation staring me in the face, but it was so infernally obvious that I missed it.

It's so infernally simple that we've all overlooked it.

Yet there was something infernally quizzical in the scrutiny which reached him through those gold-rimmed glasses.

There was something infernally mysterious in his unexpected reappearance in that spot.

I wish you hadn't been so infernally bored as to think of writing it.

It seems an infernally lonesome thing to do!

I feel steadier on my legs now; and it's so infernally cold standing here.

Didn't you find drawing infernally difficult, Blyth, when you first began?

With devilish malice he had reproached her for speculating in such and such Bonds, and sending ventures to this and that hemisphere, laughing infernally as he watched her growing amazement.

So much the better: for I was getting infernally sick of this moping kind of life.

I must make a certain payment in the neighbourhood before I go; and my agent in the country has been infernally slow lately in sending up the rents of my estate.

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