sulky

He went, with a sulky look on his pretty face.

Then he turned sulky and looked down at his feet.

The last thing I need today is a couple of sulky women.

So George caught up the others, and tried not to look too sulky.

You're a nice article, to turn sulky on first coming home!

And between them his family drove him sulky to bed.

Elizabeth made a sulky face and went off by herself.

George was angry and sulky because she knew the others had gone off without her the night before.

Well, thought Alice, they are probably still sulky about last night.

It was dark, but I could see a sulky set to her shoulders.

Then it was Elizabeth's turn to go red and look sulky!

As I remember the situation, your attitude was that of a sulky child.

There he could take the heat of those full, sulky lips.

The man behind was too sulky to stand any nonsense.

Fatty went back to the others, still looking rather sulky.

"It's always been the Department first," he said in a sulky voice.

If you could call sending sulky looks into a camera a career.

She was short, and darkly pretty in a sulky sort of way.

Humphrey was free for the evening, and from the sound of his voice, still on the sulky side.

He got sulky, turned, and started down the slope toward the ocean.

I was, of course, still sulky from always losing at Monopoly.

She sounded like a sulky little girl, even to her own ears.

"I do my best," said James, trying hard not to sound sulky.

She stared at them with sulky hatred and said nothing.

He had not seen this sulky aspect of her personality before.