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"The work is of the moment," she says, a little professorially, as we talk in the gift shop.

Hart would never play professorially again, and was effectively banned from the game.

Albert said professorially, "I observe we are not viewing them by visible light."

"You're a very confident young man, Major," Alien said professorially.

He played professorially for the Boston Red Sox in the 1998 season.

By the end of the book she will have rescued Gould from his professorially decreed fate as a genius.

Wood never forgot the lesson, or the reason it was important - because, he states professorially, Ryan had once suffered a season-ending arm injury.

He ventured professorially, "I think it was Jack Kerouac who once said that every person had within himself one great book."

This line here is Captain Streck's," he said professorially.

Haarland said professorially, "It is conceivable, of course, that a planet might be asleep at the switch.

"Actually, Islam has two minds about qat," Abdul said, puffing professorially at the water pipe.

"That we are not all dead implies that they are not making use of nanotechnological methods," he said professorially.

"If I look at it professorially, kasha should be on there, but I don't really see it as a big problem," she said.

"You know," Burnish said professorially, "that each voyage of a highspeed ship like ours leaves a sort of ripple in space behind it?"

Edelman sits me down in a chair and stands at a clear glass "blackboard" (of his own design, like many of the interior architectural details at the institute), professorially recounting the theory behind Darwin III.

One moment, he is speaking passionately and professorially about one "special kid" or another, and then, without warning, out bursts the combative 5-9 point guard from Long Beach, N.Y., who went to North Carolina and became an all-American.

Readers opened their Aug. 2, 1954, issue to a sprawling feature titled "Goodby to Some Old Baseball Ideas," with Rickey standing professorially at a faux blackboard, pointing at his heretofore secret equation, which, he wrote, "reveals some new and startling truths about the nature of the game."