unceremoniously造句

surprisingly and unceremoniously brusque in manner.

They dumped his belongings unceremoniously on the floor.

She was unceremoniously dumped to be replaced by a leader who could win the election.

Dragged unceremoniously to the drawing room, he confessed that he had forgotten all about the appointment.

He sat down on a bench, unceremoniously, doggedly, like a man in trouble.

Yang was unceremoniously dumped, ousted by carpetbagging shareholders who'd hoped to make a pile from Microsoft's money.

After being unceremoniously discharged, she put her skills to use as a bounty hunter and continued to bring the lawless to justice.

Given that Mr Varin seems reluctant to deviate much from the path set out by his predecessor, it is worth asking why Mr Streiff was so unceremoniously fired.

Those lucky individuals who are merely taken prisoner are unceremoniously herded into holding camps, hemmed in by barbed wire for an indefinite duration.

In the chaos after the explosion, bodies — or what was left of them — were carried unceremoniously on wooden crates usually used for market produce and dumped on the backs of trucks.

With that, a scoop of French fries, dripping grease, would be flung into the bottom of a plain brown paper bag, a quickly wrapped hot dog would be unceremoniously flung directly on top.