“She entered with an air of sulkiness that brought dread to Marjorie's heart.”

“It is harshly lit and staffed by waitresses whose sulkiness is forgivable seeing as they have to bustle around in 18 th-century outfits.”

“With Professor Joy Klamp as the guide, Radio 4 takes its listeners on a journey into the heart of sulkiness.”

“Do you have a Gemini chatterbox or a Scorpio sulker on your hands?”

“But she's not a sulker, she's a battler and a survivor, and that's not all bad.”

“He also feared being seen as a sulker like Edward Heath or a distraction like Margaret Thatcher.”

“In the meantime, carry on with your sulk if you wish.”

“In the meantime, carry on with your sulk if you wish.”

“The prompters, which are not permitted to put their head in front of the horse in the time trial, were Thoroughbreds hitched to sulkies who galloped behind Moni Maker.”

“The subject of the racing of sulkies on the main road was discussed.”

“Long-Island Sailor Well, well, ye sulkies, there's plenty more of us.”