grittily

"I shouldn't have made love to you like that," he said grittily.

Nothing quite so grittily realistic had been seen before in American ballet.

Though Columbia grittily stayed in the game until the final few minutes, it was business as usual.

If anyone was feeling uncomfortable it ought to be him, she reminded herself grittily.

Stage three will not be insurmountable but Tom was grittily honest.

Cavenaugh swore grittily and ran a hand through his hair.

But the designers have chosen to make a game for only the most grittily determined of players, and they are welcome to it.

He pulled at the window and it lifted up- wards grittily a few inches.

"I will take care of his face," Elwena replied grittily.

But grittily, the Welsh hung on, preserving their culture and sense of identity.

That old wreck came to life grittily determined to push forward against a savage wind.

Michael Thomas was a force of nature, grittily powerful one moment and a loose-bodied marvel the next.

"We've got to call the police," Spencer said grittily.

The small boy walked barefoot on the side of the road, feeling the warm dust rise up grittily between his toes.

On top of it, it is grittily realistic without ever being grisly.

'I intend to return it to its rightful owner,' she said grittily.

"Thank you," Lallie said grittily and followed her out through the curtained arch.

Very different are the grittily realistic features of Ken Loach.

Dale's acting was called "grittily impressive" in what some consider a B-movie classic.

This is harassment, plain and simple,' she charged him grittily, only to see that insolent grin appear on his face.

The Italian atmosphere - grittily detailed, without a hint of travelogue - also helps considerably.

And certainly Rayfiel has a grittily haunting feel for New York.

The backgrounds are grittily realistic, and the venality of certain Bolivian officials is laid bare.

Empathetic but grittily unsentimental, the pictures show many women seemingly marooned in the sea of old age.

"Remember," he said grittily, 'that the General desires Cotton to think we are intimate. "