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1
Those flat bottomed boats with their large heavy awnings are
very
cranky
.
2
She went for three days only eating her breakfast, but got
very
cranky
.
3
I felt
very
cranky
,
and I wanted to go home and go to bed.
4
The blind worship of technology makes me
very
cranky
,
indeed.
5
We must just now look after ourselves; this craft is
very
cranky
,
I see.
6
While under observation, hooked to IVs and
very
cranky
,
I'd gotten the story piecemeal.
7
He was very short and
very
cranky
-
looking
,
with a knobby face and broad hands.
8
Carmakers are
very
cranky
about this proposed move.
9
Some canoes are
very
cranky
and others can stand a lot of careless usage without capsizing.
10
Okay, something had made him
very
cranky
,
and Lola thought it best to just leave the area.
11
In the meantime, we're left with anonymous sources, a
very
cranky
President, and some equally cranky military brass.
12
Everyone is getting
very
cranky
now.
13
For example, Cody had a number of action figures-hegot
very
cranky
if you called them dolls-asany boy his age might.
14
It was true: The program closed at six, and the young women running it began to get
very
cranky
by quarter past.
15
"He was a brooding sort of man and
very
cranky
,
"
Burnham said.
16
"Is she very ,
very
cranky
?
"
asked the lady-in-waiting.
very
cranky
very