forebodingly

Forebodingly, he answered, "Yes, it is possible that you will know the death you've dealt so much of."

"Probably some more grief for us," he replied forebodingly.

"And they'll play rough to stop us from finding it," Arv added forebodingly.

Listeners also noted an Islamic call to prayer, forebodingly drowned out by the approach of a helicopter.

- Worden went forebodingly to the object left behind by Butch's kin.

"You can't go halfway and stop," Piotr muttered forebodingly, at this delicacy.

People of all shades of opinion were saying forebodingly: 'There's going to be trouble before long.'

The light was gone; the soft laugh of The Shadow rippled forebodingly through the silent room.

A mysterious metal gate with spiky appendages opens forebodingly.

He shook his head forebodingly as he made out the ancient Hebraic characters carved on the door.

Some artists were forebodingly introverted, others jovial.

Unwillingly and forebodingly, Horace left the room.

The infirmarer, smoothing his compress lightly into place, shook his head forebodingly.

So Droop-E set to work, fashioning a richly textured and forebodingly dark beat.

One representative warned forebodingly of Japanese ambitions in Asia:

Phoebe demanded forebodingly, frowning at him.

If we have made a mistake----" He shrugged his shoulders forebodingly.

Paper dragons snake-danced through the streets, and, forebodingly, fireworks and skyrockets reverberated throughout the city.

"That's a problem," Kar said forebodingly.

As she writes of them, somewhat forebodingly, they collect not only cigarette butts but also our "myths and anxieties about what lurks underground."

Mrs. Medway said forebodingly: "I don't feel as I'm going to have a light hand with my pastry.

Each long peal rang out loudly and forebodingly off the surrounding skyscrapers' stone and aluminum and glass.

"We are in a pre-revolutionary situation," intelligent people will say,, and then talk forebodingly of the rentree chaude, in September.

The plight of most black males has become so bad that some social commentators have come to refer forebodingly to black males as an "endangered species."

"He's a fine, healthy child but"--and Aunt But shook her head forebodingly.