| Groton Labs isn't some academic hothouse where a few eggheads are allowed to toil fruitlessly forever. |
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| But the printer kept making streaky things on the paper, so I fruitlessly spent a half hour trying to fix that. |
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| Out back I watched two house sparrows and two white-cheeked bulbuls fruitlessly chasing a large white moth. |
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| I drank close to a bottle of Chablis the other day while they hammered away fruitlessly at half a dozen natives. |
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| In the early days of the late 1990s, pioneer online merchants fruitlessly spent millions of dollars on TV and radio ads aimed at the mass market. |
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| The Carlow lads found themselves toiling fruitlessly against a well-organised Killoughternane outfit during the early exchanges. |
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| He was sure sleep would evade him, with his mind still spinning fruitlessly on its search for information that wasn't there. |
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| His work characteristically involves him interacting, often fruitlessly, with a charcoal drawing he has made on a wall. |
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| Time spent waiting around fruitlessly for repair men plus money spent should equal problem fixed, but Benedict was a past master at cutting corners. |
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| After 20 months of effort, the workers' petitioning efforts had fruitlessly come full circle. |
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| The best policy is for the development of less promising medicines to be stopped quickly, resulting in fewer means being fruitlessly expended. |
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| May it not pass by fruitlessly, but rather carry us, truly renewed, to the joy of Easter. |
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| I was searching, fruitlessly, for a VW bus that didn't smell like pot or conk out on the test drive, when I happened upon an incredible, candy-apple red Karmann Ghia. |
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| If the additional period passes fruitlessly, the purchaser is entitled to withdraw from the contract by means of a written declaration or to demand compensation for damages instead of the service. |
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| Their disappearance provokes a near-riot among the population in a country where the unit's expeditious methods and its daily roster of victims have, for over a year, been fruitlessly denounced. |
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| Unless said period has expired fruitlessly or it is has been unnecessary for reasons provided by law, The Customer may not procure replacements nor withdraw from the contract. |
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| Having been deceived by the Devil, many fruitlessly try to establish their own righteousness. He let mankind fall into sin, and as a result, made them live their lives with confused and void minds. |
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| Participants are encouraged to take pen to hand, as if the desire to write needed to be awakened despite the fruitlessly logorrhoeic trend of our times. |
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| A tanker off the coast of Florida reported seeing an explosion and observing a widespread oil slick when fruitlessly searching for survivors. |
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| Some were trying rather fruitlessly to scale the walls, others raced with the poles to where they could crash the gates of the yard and leap up the bars to the first floor windows, thrusting their poles through. |
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| This would be the case, for example, if the creditor were to incur expenditure fruitlessly in order to validate the sequestration, although the third party did not in fact hold any property belonging to the debtor. |
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| How many women fruitlessly appealed for help until it was too late? |
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| A so-called flop and journeyman kept plodding on fruitlessly. |
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| Some clients who chose their detective solely on the criterion of fees were subsequently richer only in bitter experience and poorer by the money spent fruitlessly. |
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| On the day the treaty was signed, June 7, 1494, Columbus was sailing along the southern shore of Cuba, prodding fruitlessly at that lengthy coast. |
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