throatily

"It's not always the same night," she said throatily, looking at the floor.

"I got business to attend to," he said, more throatily this time.

Her fingers were busy for a moment, and then she laughed again, this time throatily.

"You get out of all those clothes, honey," she said throatily.

'I didn't think of anything for a good few hours,' he admitted throatily.

At last she whispered throatily, "I don't you to help me.

The Witch's bees were having a field day, humming throatily.

She laughed throatily, then asked, "Why do you think they wanted castration?"

"Then why don't we go practice," she said throatily.

'Good morning,' he said throatily as his eyes smiled warmly into her own.

'Now do it,' he said throatily as his eyes held hers captive.

And the fans cheered throatily, so hungry were they for some legitimate entertainment from their team.

She laughed throatily when they reached his car.

The old man who had escorted them announced throatily, "The Presence!"

He leant in the other direction, peered at the screen and laughed throatily.

"That's for milord to wait and find out," she teased throatily.

Rubbing his hands together, he laughed throatily and turned to his lieutenant.

"Good morning," she whispered throatily, and walked over to her horse, hips swaying.

The secretary of the World Club chuckled throatily again.

She simply chuckled throatily and returned kind for kind.

There were cheers and throatily enthusiastic cries for retribution from the crowd.

"give me the detonator and fuse, ali," the older one said throatily.

He laughed throatily and called for wine and meat.

The car turned over the first time, the engine dropping several octaves and purring throatily.