haggardly

Only then did she look haggardly up at him.

I stumbled haggardly out of the station; I had no more control.

Gordon covered the dead man with a rug and stared haggardly at his pitiful band.

They thought he might have been having a heart attack, and Billy seemed to confirm this by going to a chair and sitting down haggardly.

The pianist mopped his face and glared haggardly round.

Doon looked up haggardly, but his glance at Ben conveyed nothing of import.

George looked at him haggardly.

A dark and crabbed man, still haggardly handsome, he had become famous, or familiar, as a sort of permanent litigant.

Elaine stared back at him haggardly.

He met her gaze haggardly.

Margo looked up haggardly.

Let no man,' he cried, looking haggardly about, 'fail to preserve at least that little of the times of his prosperity and respect.

In torturing suspense, Captain Future peered haggardly out into the star-flecked void.

Khemsa hauled himself to the edge and stared over, haggardly, his lips working as he mumbled to himself.

He looked haggardly at Gordon and Lianna.

Gordon turned from the dazing, bewildering stereos that showed the battle, and glanced haggardly through the bridge windows.

Pool nodded haggardly.

Leach grinned haggardly.

I return haggardly, as though I have been in a street fight, grotty from rushing and weeping and random taxicabs.

"We'll start tomorrow casting plates, and making the refractory alloy for the rocket-tubes," Captain Future said haggardly.

Peter Verne glared haggardly at The Shadow.

"It's true," Adams croaked haggardly.

URT shook his head haggardly.

Afterward, a reporter noted, one man remained "watching with haggardly eyes every spadeful of dust" that was thrown on Thackeray's grave.

"Don't make jokes," said Keggs haggardly.