moodily

Which was just as well for her, he told himself moodily.

He looked to one side of the room, moodily, lost in thought.

A man was sitting by the window, looking moodily out.

He looked moodily into his glass, which was almost empty.

"It will take hours to come up with them," he said moodily.

"Perhaps best go on to next place," he said moodily.

Her face went slack again and she looked moodily at the wall.

He kissed her, and sat down moodily before the fire.

They sat around after that, staring moodily into the fire.

The young man was sitting moodily before an empty glass.

He sat down at the table and stared moodily out the window.

He dressed moodily, and left the room to go down to breakfast.

He pulled up a couple of chairs and sat down moodily.

She had changed into her Saturday pants and was looking moodily out at the street.

Moodily I tried to explain all this to my nephew.

In farm conditions, they moodily attack and eat each other.

That night, when the boys were called to supper, they sat down moodily.

She will later be seen moodily biting into an apple.

What did the bath say to a policeman very moodily?

"Our people used to live near here," the smith remarked moodily.

He sat back on his heels, staring moodily into the fire.

Kennedy looked moodily into the red eye of the stove.

But he was staring moodily at the elevator boy and did not seem to hear.

He seemed to lose interest in the subject and gazed moodily at the floor.

There were a few who roamed the house moodily by themselves.