sulky造句

A sulky person, look, mood.

Sarah had looked sulky all morning.

She brought along a couple of sulky looking kids.

Philip passed off her sulky reply with a laugh.

I see that Basil is in one of his sulky moods.

You must not think I am sulky when I do that.

As usual when things weren't going her way, Mary turned quite sulky.

"I couldn't help it," said Five, in a sulky tone, "Seven jogged my elbow."

She turned the wick down, lifted off the globe, and breathed onthe sulky flame.

Toad was inclined to be sulky at first; but he brightened up immediately, like the good fellow he was.

"Where shall I find Mr. Gray?" she asked of a sulky doorman at the stage entrance of the Casino.

Malfoy opened his copy of Advanced Potion-Making with a sulky expression. It could not have been plainer that he thought this lesson was a waste of time.

She certainly was a fool, and would have a fool for her husband, and a very sulky discontented husband too if she had taken me .

The most difficult to get the two words are simple, the most difficult to explain the two words are happiness, simple happiness, simple happiness: not look outside the face, not at home sulky, not trivial matter.

Except for the shape, she really wasn't any raving beauty, but she had a sulky look to her, and her lips stuck out in a way that made me want to mash them in for her.