stormily

I'll be damned before I thank him for it, she thought stormily, but he had already turned away from her.

They got along, sometimes stormily, for 31 years, before parting.

Many of the same things reeled stormily in her mind, too.

Rosa's mind throughout the last six months had been stormily confused.

"I am going to lodge a protest," she announced stormily.

Stormily, the commissioner left, deciding that his friend had nothing constructive to offer.

Jones asked, "Have you had any chance to study this stormily born robot?

But now he recoiled, retreating stormily to his computer screen.

"It's a good thing we won't be married much longer, then," she announced stormily.

Teacher had pushed hard, often stormily, but then dissolved tension with a sally and laughter.

Davy buried his face in Anne's shoulder and cried stormily.

A plume of water rises stormily in one frame.

Abruptly, Rydel turned on his heel and strode stormily from the room.

Suddenly with a strained sound Daisy bent her head into the shirts and began to cry stormily.

She saw him no more till evening; then he looked excited, played stormily, and would sing in defiance of danger.

After a pause, a wintry smile broke through her stormily compressed lips.

'You don't have any feeling,' she said, looking at him stormily.

Then she slowly rose and danced, proudly and stormily, as if carried away by the music.

Nevertheless, the atmosphere of the proposal, though reasonable, looms a degree stormily into a troubled future.

"I want you to stay," said Eileen stormily.

Stormily, Noel came to his feet, upsetting the chessboard and scattering the men.

Stormily, the financier left the office alone.

How many times do I have to tell you I can't stand it?' he demanded stormily.

This somber and weighted music could conceivably prompt stormily dramatic choreography.

Then they waved their broad leaves stormily, and scattered the heavy drops on his dripping garments.