beastly

He must have been playing the beastly thing for years.

Well, there was no need to stay in the beastly place.

It's just a fact of life that people can be beastly.

"Are you really to let that beastly man come with us?"

I'm sorry I was so beastly to other children all these years.

He then takes on the appearance of a beastly man.

Jack had spent the next ten minutes trying to get him to take the beastly thing back.

There she lay for all to look at, just because some beastly woman was made like her!

"Do you mean to say we've spent the whole morning looking for those beastly boxes?"

And I've been having the most beastly time trying to make him get proper treatment.

I've got a beastly voice, but I'm feeling rather happy.

And its beastly in us to make a joke of it!

To think she had been on the point of running away with a creature who could say such beastly things to her.

How do you expect them to save the world under these beastly conditions?

I'll go and get her beastly book for you, Jan.

Life had become absolutely beastly and she was fed up.

Even if they're not, it serves the rest of us right for being so beastly to the place.

Not to mention all this beastly war business that seems to be going around at the moment.

And that you do away with all these beastly little ribbons!

And I quite admit a diet is a beastly thing.

Sure enough, traffic was beastly, especially down by the airport.

"I cannot think why she would protect him after the beastly way he treated her."

She was beastly to you all evening - being a real cow, I thought.

Listen, if you go on with this beastly business, I'll kill myself.

They only remember the beastly exams and so are not very interested.

'You should have shot that beastly little bugger while you had the chance.'

"Well, so they should, they taste beastly enough! '

I wish we had more light--" "We've beastly little technical integrity left to be repaired."

It closed with "Cloven Kingdom," a satire that showed how people may act beastly even while trying to preserve a veneer of fine manners.

Bartlett, who had been working for the BBC, did not have his contract renewed after his coverage of Hitler's decision to leave the League of Nations in 1933 was deemed "not beastly enough" when talking about Germany.

A fortunate thing, in the circumstances, because that was the last place she wanted to be in--probably by now Andrew had married that beastly little blonde. . . She frowned and sighed at the thought, so that Gloria, coming in at that moment, exclaimed: "Good lord, Sappha, what's eating you?