1
She made a gesture of horror, and his voice grew savage and threatening.
2
The inhabitants grew savage in their craving for bread.
3
But then, if people grew savage, they might pull my beard out by the roots.
4
Burke's voice grew savage as he snapped a reply.
5
Waxing bold, the penny-a-liners grew savage, until the very skies rained lies and bitter slanders upon poor Keats.
6
He grew savage and restless, and fretted over the subtle changes that he counted in Dorothy as the summer waned.
7
He grew savage and restless, and fretted over the subtle changes which he counted in Dorothy, as the summer waned.
8
They grew savage, somehow, watching the mothers and sisters and cousins and sweethearts go streaming by to the various barracks.
9
The heat grew savage.
10
Warham's Roman face grew savage, revealed in startling apparition a stubborn cruelty of which there was not a trace upon the surface.
11
His hearer made no comment, but, when alone, rose and paced the floor with heavy tread while his face grew savage and brutal.
