sulker

Do you wish to hunt in your own way for the Kolder water sulker?"

He is not a sulker and he will throw everything into the job at Sunderland.

But, having grown up in a large, argumentative family, I was a dedicated, world-class sulker.

He quit, confirming his reputation as a sulker.

But Roosevelt was a fighter, not a sulker, and he was too healthy in spirit to give way to disappointment.

"I was almost out of my wits," said Ms. Sulker.

I think David has shown himself to be a sulker and he never did have a grasp of how to move on from New Labour.

"It's really no life at all," said Ms. Sulker.

He isn't a sulker, nor is he avaricious.

He exhibits the typical prima donna attitude affecting many of the top footballers but poor Fernando's a sulker too.

A natural-born sulker.

"Bridget Sulker is a nice person," the landlord, B. Wanda Gayle, said.

He's a sulker."

"It's still going be a real squeeze," said Bridget Sulker, whose shelter allowance is now $40 less than the $284.61 monthly rent on her one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn.

After paying the telephone and utility bills, Ms. Sulker, who has two teen-age daughters, will have $155 in food stamps and about $125 left from her grant for living expenses.

Last month, the utilities were threatening to disconnect services for Ms. Sulker's apartment, a city marshal was ordered to evict her, and Legal Aid lawyers rejected her case as hopeless.

It met a linguistic need that reflects the temper of contentious times: a kvetch is not merely "a complainer, nag, sulker, grumbler, grouser, griper, whiner, moaner" or the more formal "malcontent."

He, however, who belongeth unto me must be strong of bone and light of foot,-- --Joyous in fight and feast, no sulker, no John o' Dreams, ready for the hardest task as for the feast, healthy and hale.

Lawton's recent work includes both writing and directing Jackson, a comedy-drama-musical starring Barry Primus, Charles Robinson, Steve Guttenberg, Debra Jo Rupp and opera singers Ella Lee, Shawnette Sulker and Clamma Dale.

Barside conspiracist, solitary sulker, prowler of bookstore aisles in search of what he knows he won't find, i.e., his book - the author cheated of his rightful due in money and fame by the infamous publisher-agent-reviewer axis is an almost beloved fixture.

'Really No Life at All' Next month, the increased shelter allowance will cover Ms. Sulker's rent, but her $154 food stamp allotment will be cut to $147 because the Federal Government reduces food stamp grants by about $1 for every $3 increase in public assistance.