After several days of being sulky, Kate flatly refused to talk to me on Wednesday. |
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Far from the gurnings of a sulky celebrity, such a public tirade is typical of a man who has carved a career out of words as well as actions. |
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This all makes for incredibly depressing viewing, not helped by Pfeiffer's petulant, sulky, scowling presence. |
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And, most challengingly, how can you organise a successful family holiday with sulky teenagers? |
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He sank back down, closed his mouth and puckered out his thin lower lip in a trademark sulky expression. |
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The changelings look identical, but the human mother can tell that it is not really her human baby, because it is far more sulky and difficult. |
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Often, the effect is like a bird buzzing a hippopotamus, the electronics here, there and everywhere, the guitar static and sulky. |
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After she declined a proposal to have dinner with him he returned to his more sullen and sulky ways. |
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But while he does the long dark tunnel of sulky adolescence very well, he is a less-than-ardent lover and vocally colourless. |
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They sport sulky plump pouts, heavy make-up, plucked eyebrows and slinky hips. |
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Teens are sulky, and moody and think WAY to highly of themselves for the most part. |
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For a man who had preferred to limit himself merely to a sulky acknowledgement of Blair's position, it was a significant concession. |
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Usually she gets so sulky and difficult I end up giving in, just to keep the peace. |
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After meeting up with each other and after a sulky Tor gave Spencer his wallet back, the group bummed around the camp and then went to dinner. |
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A sulky little girl, maybe ten or eleven years old, followed a few yards behind. |
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Toadie, Connor and Lou are happy to see him but Stuart barely moves from his sulky position on the couch, where he's been all week. |
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Many times one gets the impression he would rather live life as his schizoid alter ego, a sulky, moody 12-year-old trapped in a man's body. |
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Philippa, on the other hand, was extremely sulky and didn't even try to hide the fact she resented me. |
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The singer's voice remains a sulky monotone throughout, never sounding remotely genuine, just hopelessly indifferent. |
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Paul watches David and Lil's entry and gets the funniest sulky look on his face as he watches them together. |
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At the time, ironically, the review was dismissed as being by an obscure, sulky no-hoper rubbishing the likely winner. |
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Now, she's hoping her sulky blend of jazz will stir up interest in the U.S., too. |
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They rode in silence, Cora's a happy and blissful silence, Arlan's a sulky, resentful silence. |
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Conor O'Neill is your typical underachiever, a good-looking, sulky drifter who's a ticket scalper and a gambler on the wrong side of the dice. |
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His mouth was sulky and his skin was so pale and thin that he looked almost transparent. |
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Her heart-shaped face was now dabbed with a few tears, her mouth formed in a sulky pout. |
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This hope was dashed when she walked into the dining room to find him still sullen and sulky. |
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He is extraordinary-looking, with cold blue-green eyes, high cheekbones and full, sulky lips that are happiest when in full pout. |
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One suspects it's the latter – in which case, Burberry shouldn't be so sulky. |
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And will Adam forsake cultured Europe for the crudities of America, taking his treasures and his sulky wife with him to exhibit in a huge purpose-built art museum? |
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Far from a compliant workforce, we may find ourselves surrounded by millions of AIs who loaf around like sulky teenagers and only cause trouble. |
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Otherwise, Nelson the vastly rich neighbor with his sulky companion, Bryce a Renaissance prince with a gynandrous consort. |
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Searching for that archetypal image of the sulky, fin-de-siècle symbolist temptress? |
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We should all look forward to the time when Chinese and Indian teenagers write sulky songs about the appalling dullness of suburbia. |
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That is the moral of Westminster's sulky reaction to a European Union Bill, due to be unveiled on November 11th. |
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As shown by the presence of Franck Nivard in its sulky, Hervé Houel has certainly made this race an objective. |
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Billy puts about a million dollars worth of party things, including the biggest possible marquee, on tick and brings in a bunch of sulky white bikies as hired labour. |
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Her mouth was pinched, almost sulky, as if she'd sucked on a lemon. |
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Chloe nodded, but refused to be pulled out of her sulky state. |
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Rounding out the cast are her sulky daughter, a prisoner called Garin and a court troubadour, all of whom are suspects when the count is stabbed through the heart. |
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He is moody, brilliant, sulky, a cheat, and intermittently sublime. |
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Although beautifully shot, the film is crippled by its sluggish pace, and it is difficult to muster much sympathy for the petulant, sulky Ishmael. |
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The postbags under his eyes have lost a few bulging packages, and his naturally sulky pout seems, if not upturned into an actual smile, at least faintly curved. |
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It is the type of horse racing where the jockey sits on the sulky. |
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Visitors to John's farm also get to view his large collection of farm and agricultural implements and timber cutting gear and have a ride on a draught horse slide or sulky. |
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Temperament. In every group of men there will be the sulky, the good-humoured, the touchy, the lazy, the industrious, the amorous, the loyal, the shy, and so on ad infinitum. |
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If it is running at a mounted trotting, it has good abilities in the sulky as shown by its surprised fourth place on 5 January at a shorter distance, in a similar field. |
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The man is riding a sulky plough-a plough with a seat on it. |
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The one to mention in the trotting competition is the BMW Grand Prix, with a total prize pot of CHF 40,000, won this year by Jullyannis with Claudia Koller in the racing sulky. |
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He rode slowly towards them with a sulky expression on his face, chivvying the polo-ball with small strokes. |
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For much of its first hour, Mad Dogs US seems overly preoccupied with underlining the tension between its leads in thick marker pen, making it seem less like a high-octane thriller and more like a sulky stag night. |
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The proletarians are cynically sulky, no longer believing in the disinterestedness of those who appeal to them to make additional efforts and sacrifices to repair the waste of war. |
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An oval cocktail bar features a sulky, cool-dude mixologist. |
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Was her own conversion fueled by an ultimatum too, leaving her pungent with confidence yet sulky about heaving the ear lier values overboard? |
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Sterling picks up on this, noting the many similarities between the two women, including their tightly pulled-back hair, high cheek bones, slanted eyes and sulky expressions. |
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The smartest stock horse that ever brought his rider up within whip distance of a breakaway or dodged the horns of a sulky beast, took the chance. |
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Now Chelsea's board must prise away Tottenham's Dimitar Berbatov, their second sulky strike target of the transfer window, to complete a potent Glum and Glummer attacking duo. |
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