dryly

IPA: drˈaɪɫi

Examples of "dryly" in Sentences

"La Mancha, " Vuillard said dryly, meaning the English Channel.
"Dunnot hurt thysen explainin '," dryly; "I nivver set up fur one.
"He isn't just the pardner," dryly, "that I'd select for a long camping trip."
So many people were saying things "dryly" that I thought I was sitting in the Sahara.
"I've heerd foak ca 'him one," dryly; "an 'if his cloas fit him reet, he mun be one, I suppose."
We're not as well off as we have been, "dryly;" but I'm not a beast to see a man starvin 'under my roof.
I seem to recall it being told kind of dryly, but the subject matter is really powerful and very relevant.
When I persisted, he shrugged and agreed to let me continue seeing Doug, whom he thereafter referred to dryly as my “healing project.”
An actor ( "Midnight Run" and those dog movies) and natural-born raconteur, he takes over Snyder's CNBC slot with the kind of dryly comic anecdotes he's filled three books with.