grumpily

"I thought you just wanted to be left alone," he said grumpily.

This sort of thing was not supposed to happen, he told himself grumpily.

We grumpily ran for cover as the sun came up.

"I think then you must guess my name," the man said grumpily.

He turned grumpily over, placing his back toward the fire.

So he should, she reflected grumpily, when I'm the one who's doing all the running around.

A town committee member asked grumpily how she would get state employees to work more than 35 hours a week.

"It's already started," a woman said to me grumpily before I even entered the building.

He was sitting up, reaching grumpily for the glass of water.

Grumpily, he pulled himself up and lowered his feet to the floor.

I think he could keep you in one place," James said grumpily.

Well, their reactions were nothing to be surprised at, I told myself, grumpily.

"For all the good it will do us," Martin said grumpily.

"Better get her statement in writing," said the American, grumpily.

"Never spoke to him in my life," I said grumpily.

"Might make you fit in real well around here," I responded grumpily.

"Nor do I particularly want it now," he added grumpily.

She sounded very pleased with herself, and rather grumpily I told her so.

After a few moments of silence, 1 grumpily excuse myself.

Bo will return to the center, of course, grumpily resigned.

Somehow, he thought grumpily, it doesn't really seem to matter any more.

If you need us again, you mean, I thought grumpily.

I stomped off grumpily, still not certain why I'd agreed.

He rather grumpily agreed and went away saying they would have to rehearse.

The trouble was, I thought grumpily, the humans had forgotten why they were sent.