sniffle

Sniffling she asked the question he had so much wanted to hear.

She sniffled a couple of times and looked at him.

After almost five minutes he stopped and was just sniffling.

Still sniffling, I got up and walked to the door.

I walked back and stood right in front of him, sniffling.

She sniffled, as if trying to get herself under control, then turned slowly around.

I went inside and found all three kids up, sniffling quietly.

"Help me back to my car," she sniffled after a moment or two.

There were tears in her eyes and she began sniffling.

What a fool he must think her, sniffling like a baby.

Sniffling a little, I turned away and walked directly into someone's arms.

I could hear people around me not just sniffling but sobbing.

Then they all sat around smoking while I stood there sniffling.

She sniffled that her brother was in the inner office.

She turned back to him; he was smiling, and sniffling.

Anna sniffled again and tried to smile up at him.

Everyone had stopped talking, but I could hear somebody sniffling back tears.

His eyes were watery, and he sniffled from a cold.

The child sniffled and lifted his head from her shoulder.

For a few minutes they just hung on to one another, sniffling slightly.

Even now, thirty-five years later, things are just the same and, as I go around sniffling.

She sniffled, and wished her head could be on his shoulder again.

One small dark girl was sniffling into her handkerchief in the corner.

He just held on for the longest time, sniffling into my dress.

When I got home, everything was so quiet and the kids were sniffling."