1
And he's so surly, it's hard to imagine anyone teaming up with him.
2
I don't believe he would have been so surly if he had known.
3
And he looked so surly that Jimmy Rabbit didn't dare object.
4
But as she caught up to him, she realized why he was so surly.
5
Don't be so surly, Jack; tell us all about it.
6
It wasn't that he was naturally predisposed to be so surly, at least he hoped not.
7
Mr. Boniface Newt had become so surly that it was not wise to speak to him.
8
His tone was so surly that Betty smiled.
9
He is so surly and cross himself that it is dangerous to touch or speak to him.
10
People are so surly about bazaars.
11
The grove is charming; and the men we meet there gathering sticks are not so surly as the women.
12
The truck-drivers, usually so surly, drew out of each others' way and shouted words of cheer after their smiling fellows.
13
You know, vampires might be a bit more popular in the demon world if they weren't so surly all time.
14
It was a wonderful game, and I couldn't understand why Coco was so surly about it, twisting and snarling at me.
15
It was necessary to be very politic with a man who was so surly, and too powerful to make an enemy of.
16
Dunning, who recently played the Devil in The Seafarer, is so surly and diabolical that his Valmont actually seems like a promotion.
