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The organizers suddenly saw themselves with a gapingly empty seat at the conference table.

The advertising was mostly gapingly vacuous, given product focus only very late.

I'm ripped up pretty gapingly," Garamask said, "but nothing is looping out of me.

She’s caught mid-vowel, with her mouth gapingly, ferociously open.

A smaller audience will have the substance it craves, and the chances of gapingly empty houses are diminished.

I hearkened to it by the hour, gapingly hearkened, and let my cigarette go out.

When holes showed in Pham Nuwen's cram-education, they were gapingly wide.

The chair at the south end of the table, facing that of Lowell Burdon was gapingly empty.

I yawned gapingly, aware of weariness.

The whalerman was gapingly, tearfully tipsy: the courtier walked on air; the king himself was even sportive.

The mouth widened gapingly as the lips drew back and drew back, meeting the nose and disappearing in an oral ring of jutting teeth.

--Prudie, gapingly Dear Prudence, I would like your take on workplace etiquette concerning paychecks and benefits.

A few of the pieces, like the "Marc Jacobs Heart" or the gapingly vulvar, unzipped "McQueen Organ," reference actual body parts.

Infusing it with some semblance of care, love and life, and gently concealing the creaks, instead of opening them up so gapingly, might convince a new generation that "Oklahoma!"

It was already dying before his very eyes; the furniture dismantled, rugs stripped from its floor boards, curtains from its windows, closet doors left gapingly ajar with nothing behind them any more.

The hole created by generic forms of Lipitor will be so gapingly big that it's hard to argue convincingly for an acquisition,' said Scott Richter, a portfolio manager with Fifth Third Asset Management.

He indicates with sweeping gestures how the entire city centre was conceived around an axial trunk, running north to south, to create an egalitarian grid, spacious, airy, uncomplicated, accessible and gapingly open to all – the very model in stone, brick, glass and metal of the post-war welfare edifice.

And he pours into our country every year a fresh supply of gentlemanly cricketing youths, gapingly unprepared--unless they have picked up a broad generalisation or so from some surreptitious Socialist pamphlet--for the immense issues they must control, and that are altogether uncontrollable if they fail to control them.

So, after modestly throwing my sweater over my shoulders, I entered the gapingly huge, domed basilica (the exterior, like most Italian churches, was under scaffolding in preparation for the Jubilee Year in 2000), passing one Baroque gilded altar after another until I found my way to the tomb.