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The Major harrumphed a couple of times and then got to his feet.

Even so, some on the board are harrumphing about the benefit, the first in the club's 67 years.

Bo harrumphed when I passed the story along to her.

It's one of those harrumphing words that are better replaced with the simple but.

Harrumphing under his breath, he got himself a beer and sat back down.

He harrumphed and said he had to make a phone call.

His mother harrumphed a bit, but added, "He looks better.

The scientist harrumphed and set his burden on the desk.

"Not the way to treat a person of my rank," the man harrumphed.

"And some people say that playing computer games is a waste of time," Sally harrumphed.

McCoy harrumphed, doing his best to act like the professional he was cracked up to be.

The Captain harrumphed and began shouting orders to cast off.

McCoy's expression was still full of surprise, but he harrumphed softly.

Harrumphing a bit, he walked back to the center of the bridge and stood right near the ensign.

He harrumphed at such moral weakness before he went on.

This is not the first time in the last 25 years that intellectuals - on the right or left - have loudly harrumphed about politics.

"I thought you were saying good-bye, not giving speeches," he harrumphed.

Manchester dropped the tube from her mouth and harrumphed in pleasure.

Hubert harrumphed, sending a column of smoke into the air.

"Their blue suits mean business as usual," she harrumphed.

There was once a lot of harrumphing about politics taking on the values of entertainment.

Duncan harrumphed and headed back toward his desk, though he didn't sit down.

Mueller harrumphed rather loudly, bringing matters quickly back on track.

He harrumphed at the very absurdity of the notion.

The British are harrumphing about the royal fortune again.