petulantly

She turned from him petulantly, looking down at her feet.

Somewhat petulantly I turned over to get out of bed.

"And at no small cost to myself," he added petulantly.

"I do not think he is a lord at all," another man said petulantly.

"There is nothing that far away from anything," he said, petulantly.

Only Woods can do that by negotiating petulantly in public.

"I'm not asking you to change anything," she said petulantly.

He brushed it petulantly as though Paris was trying to get at him.

"I was of high station on my own world," she said, petulantly.

I not allow you to go' she said petulantly.

"I wish you would all shut up," he put in petulantly.

"I cannot imagine what you find to do there all day," she told her niece petulantly.

"Surely I was worth more than any of them," she said, petulantly.

"Yes, and then she writes that book," he says petulantly.

He raised a great arm and slapped petulantly at the boat.

"A queen should not be left standing out in the road," she complained petulantly.

She watched him appraisingly for a moment, then turned away petulantly.

"We could have had a longer kip," he said petulantly.

Well, I can't find the material anyway, he said petulantly.

"I don't want to think about that now," said my mother petulantly.

"You might at least have covered for me," said Ti petulantly.

I am not interested in your relations with Lula,' she said petulantly.

The girl hesitated, watching him a moment longer, then slipped out of bed just a little petulantly.

There is no need to repeat them," Baby told us petulantly.

Petulantly, he swept from the lectern and through the door.