Last week, accompanied by his "beautiful" wife, Queen Thuraya, and his prodigiously fat Brother Inayatullah and his wife, he fled precipitately over the Indian border.
Chagrined though he was with his old friend's behavior, President Hoover was unwilling to turn him out precipitately, seemed hopeful that the scandal would, somehow, subside .
Tony Blair in People's Daily Online There were a number of concerns as to the fairness of the original trial, and there needs to be assurance that these issues have been comprehensively addressed. I call, therefore, on the Iraqi authorities not to act precipitately in seeking to... Louise Arbour http://www.google.com/url?q=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louise_Arbour&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNHskO4uyf-Q9ynBhcfEt7Q5KfYXyg Reuters.uk http://www.google.com/url?q=http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/CrisesArticle.aspx%3FstoryId%3DL28747186%26WTmodLoc%3DWorld-R5-Alertnet-3&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNG81K6ackdSE6xLgdVOSnDlF-58Aw Dec 28, 2006
76770 103757 precipitately Not a single one of the people I talked to, not one of the political leaders, from whatever part of the spectrum in Iraq that I talked to ...... not one of them wanted us to pull out precipitately. All of them wanted us to stick with it and see the...
John Kenneth Galbraith in CNN International On the first of January of 1929, as a simple matter of probability, it was most likely that the boom would end before the year was out,Galbraith wrote. "The market wouldn't level out; it would fall precipitately."