tauntingly

But no voice cried out tauntingly to him this time.

It ran through his head, tauntingly, in the locker room after the game.

The door was tauntingly still, trying to pretend it had been halfway open all the time.

"Why don't you come over here and do something about it," she said tauntingly.

The Shadow laughed tauntingly as the noise came from behind.

The "real fun", they whispered tauntingly, was yet to start.

As if this weren't enough, the reply came back a little tauntingly.

His defense was that he had been driven to do it because the man tauntingly called him "Banana's wife."

She smiled at him, tauntingly, and raised her glass of dry white wine.

The hot meteors rained down tauntingly over her whole body.

And you thought he only killed young men and boys, the message tauntingly read.

Yes, he remembered the car that had tauntingly circled the Plateau for five days.

She paused tauntingly, forcing him to ask, and he had no choice but to comply.

That he should dare smile at her so tauntingly!

Stooping, long white hands on knees, the woman sang tauntingly down at her.

She heard a laugh from above her, mocking, and somehow tauntingly familiar.

She glanced out of the window, where the late afternoon sunshine seemed tauntingly inappropriate.

The cursor tauntingly blinked at her as the seconds passed.

Their captors promised tauntingly that they had a full Earth day before pursuit.

He stopped feet short of them, called out tauntingly, his voice clear and high, full of delight.

Spock's freedom, he told himself like a prayer, and danced tauntingly again.

He barely even bothered to conceal it, except tauntingly to keep up appearances.

Of course, some people will say - with regret or tauntingly: "His nerves gave in.

"Better let Tom take his turn if you're going to play with yourself instead of the game," she told Terri tauntingly.

"I see," said she, tauntingly, "that you find me beautiful."