haughtily

The white man pushed the hand away and looked at him haughtily.

Drawing himself up haughtily, he turned to leave, only to be called back by the king.

G-8 drew himself up haughtily before them, as if he were going to speak.

"My family have the right to correct me," she told him haughtily.

"I am not in the least interested," she began haughtily.

She turned after another backward step, then haughtily walked down.

She spun away from him, walking haughtily across the space.

Not that I can imagine what you see in him,' he added, haughtily.

She moved haughtily towards the door with the men in her wake.

When we were introduced she turned to Freddie and said haughtily.

"My wife will not engage in such activities," he said haughtily.

"No one under 25 should wear my clothing," he says haughtily.

She lifted her head haughtily, but could not escape his touch.

"Yes, but there are other countries," said the Princess haughtily.

Then she pushed haughtily past them and went out, slamming the front door.

There are few," he continued haughtily, "who understand the uses of power.

From the first day, we moved through landscapes that haughtily overwhelmed us.

She looked haughtily at me, waiting for me to leave.

"They would have been hard to miss," I replied haughtily.

"No wonder your side will lose the struggle," she said haughtily.

The station chief looked at him haughtily for a moment and then picked up his secure phone.

"A bit of adventure and nothing more," the man replied haughtily.

He turned haughtily and led the way down the shadowy corridor.

But his words were spoken haughtily and held no note of gratitude.

Her head held high she turned and walked haughtily away to rejoin the other party.