fretfully

The good little boy cried fretfully, as though in pain.

"I do hope that today goes well," she said fretfully.

She said almost fretfully: "Why, even the police have given up."

"I just wish there was a way to watch the land," he said fretfully.

She's been rolling fretfully in the snow for the past couple of weeks.

"There is no explaining what happened between us," she said fretfully.

He fretfully moved his cloak, trying to make himself comfortable.

"It's so hard to find out anything," she said fretfully.

A baby had begun to cry fretfully in the waiting room.

But rather than speculate fretfully, it's always best to look at the actual work.

He was talking to her fretfully, seemed to be struggling to convince himself.

Forty-five minutes past the deadline and still no word, the man thought fretfully.

I rubbed the lines on my forehead a little fretfully.

"Of course," said the King, fretfully pacing up and down the room.

She had already turned to go, but she did rather fretfully come back for a moment.

It would be so nice to have a good night's sleep again, the way I did during the rains, she thought fretfully.

No wonder he always looks at me so fretfully.

"He's terrible, running off like this without a word to anyone," the girl responded fretfully.

How well could he play his role, Charis wondered a little fretfully.

She said fretfully: 'I might have known how it would be!

He opened them and said fretfully, "How can one be expected to work with all those silly people jumping around?"

For him, fretfully waiting, it was a whole lot longer than he wanted it to be.

Maybe he had even forgotten what day it was, Katie hoped fretfully.

I wish I knew what was going on at the meeting, he thought fretfully.

"You should trust me," he said fretfully, "to have your good in mind."