churlishly

A lady may not be so churlishly disposed of. "

You know that, and now you churlishly seek to leave me.

"Forgive me that I answer almost churlishly, brother, it is not meant so.

"They'd blackball me whatever I did with the port," says she, churlishly.

And now I cannot churlishly refuse your lady's courtesy.

They turned on their heels, grumbling churlishly, and melted into the mist.

He waved churlishly at Addie to take his bowl.

"I don't get all that lonesome," the teamster said churlishly.

'You don't know what I'm going to say,' he said churlishly.

He had meant only to be kind, offering her a trip to London, and she had behaved churlishly.

"I know not why my fondness for this woman so amuses you," I said churlishly.

"You had a lot more to serve us then than we suspected, it seems," said Broco churlishly.

Her eyes darkened with suspicion, and she replied churlishly: "What would I do there?

Trevize had looked up from the computer and had said, rather churlishly, "Quite the family group!"

"Never heard of him," Sharpe said churlishly.

Churlishly the constituents shot down a carefully planned theater on Broadway at 65th Street.

Well, not anymore, Don thought churlishly.

Why should Borrow snarl so churlishly at Scott?

But the Andersen brothers were gathered in the doorway and responded very churlishly to the forced bonhomie of her greeting.

Ultimately, your organization evacuates you on psychological grounds - a procedure churlishly referred to as a "psycho-vac."

Is Cleveland churlishly punishing Utah for its poor showing by Democrats in the 1894 election?

"Oh, all right," she agreed churlishly.

"The opposition to the proposed Constitution appears formidable, the more so from numbers than other considerations," Jay somewhat churlishly reported.

Jimmy Anderson churlishly ignored Bresnan's apology for dropping a catch.

What is more, the board writes, churlishly, I think: "You will be judged on the speed with which you achieve a balanced budget."