| The Queen graciously gave the two the rest of the night off and sat to consider her fate and the fate of the woman who had been traitorously put into her hands. |
| We doubt not, with the help of God, to see you very soon restored to those thrones from which you have been so traitorously thrust. |
| Sooty, who began life on the BBC before traitorously defecting to ITV, is also present, along with Muffin the Mule. |
| Heretofore they must have been traitorously below their duty, or now mutinously beyond it. |
| I watch my hand creep traitorously to the door, listlessly wondering when it got so bad that I can't even say no to him anymore. |
| Whenever I reach for one to desalinate a dish, I picture grandmothers the world over standing by their own traitorously salty pots, dropping cubes of potato into them, then returning to their knitting. |
