tigerishly

He had more hair than a woman, but his face was almost tigerishly masculine, eyes large and rather wide apart.

Instead he leaped tigerishly at the rider just beyond-the witch.

Blackburn deserved their lead and they defended it tigerishly.

Her eyes lingered tigerishly upon Olaf's pallid face.

He smiled tigerishly and said softly, "Jealous, Sarah?"

She struggled suddenly, tigerishly.

But Meredith smiled tigerishly.

Yates squirmed tigerishly.

Tigerishly he paced the floor, his eyes burning, his hands quivering with the desire to be gripping gun butt or sword hilt.

Cursing and raving like a madman, Black Bart leapt in tigerishly, his great fists swinging in blind anger.

He stepped through the opening and he must have made some sound because the woman came to her feet and turned with a tigerishly swift and inhumanly violent movement.

This would sometimes draw Laura in and she would spring tigerishly to Bernard's defence, especially if some long dreamed of project of his was under threat through lack of cash.

Others still posit that Simon Cowell, having fought tigerishly for her judging- panel berth, decided he needed her back on the British original, now threatened by his own transatlantic defection.

Thoughts of Edward Villella's insouciance in the "follow the leader" sequence came unbidden as Mr. De Luz tigerishly led the fine male quartet (Kyle Froman, Austin Laurent, Allen Peiffer and Troy Schumacher) across the stage.