brittlely , also: brittly

Your job is to help me," she said brittlely.

"We permit the individual greater rein," she said brittlely.

He laughed brittlely, despite the stabbing in his ribs.

"It does take two, Dominic," she told him brittlely.

The Marshall laughs, a harsh sound that echoes brittlely against the stone walls.

It broke brittlely which he had not foreseen.

"Because of' you She laughed brittlely. "

Anna laughed brittlely and shook her head.

He asked brittlely, "What is your organization, Colonel?"

She said brittlely, "Take your hands off him, Starbuck, before I run you in for assaulting an officer."

"Ah, mercy," she breathed brittlely to herself.

After a pause, Talryn laughed brittlely.

She smiles brittlely.

Twice he was doomed to disappointment, that fragile thread upon which a ship could cruise to the stars snapping brittlely under his most careful handling.

"I think," he said brittlely, moving toward the shaker, "that I'll have one of these Martinis the rest of you are having.

The irritation with which Ms. Atkins relates the ensuing confusions is brittlely funny.

"You also caused the fall of High Lord Elena," Bannor said brittlely.

Robinson's voice cracked brittlely.

"There's a lifeboat-blister ahead," said Braden brittlely.

Nasuada laughed brittlely.

Harnyck smiled, brittlely.

"Captain Elitch," said Christine, smiling brittlely.

Lord, I was scared-" Norris laughed brittlely.

"And just what," snapped Krystal brittlely, "is that remark supposed to mean, Mrs. Collier?

The men in grey tropical-weave suits, putting a brave face on the bishop's verbal meandering; wives in light colourful dresses and elaborate hats, smiling brittlely.