harrumphs造句

• "Not very presidential, " she harrumphs.
• "I usually go to another room, " he harrumphs.
• The coziness of Sallman's images provoked a few harrumphs at the symposium.
• A sousaphone seconded his statements with deep harrumphs.
• Certainly not the astronauts, he harrumphs.
• "Fifty-two million isn't enough ? " harrumphs James Carville.
• This production harrumphs from horror to horror, as deceit, mayhem and incest descends on Camelot.
• From the Time-Life Building in Manhattan, where SI operates, you can hear the harrumphs.
• Cal harrumphs, " has gone nuts with a whole bunch of power he ain't even got yet.
• Finster harrumphs, before quickly adding, " but I'll try to be there for the people ."
• Finally, Gibson harrumphs : " If you want the final cut, get it in your contract like I do.
• "My learned friend Horace Rumpole, " harrumphs Mortimer, citing his creation, " has one great article of faith.
• Michael Gough harrumphs heartwarmingly through the role of Alfred the incredibly patient butler, whose presence this time is milked to create a semblance of emotion.
• Editor John F . Kennedy Jr . whets your appetite, commenting on Sam Donaldson's " histrionic harrumphs about a teetering presidency,"
• In Liverpool, Beatles mecca, there were 500, 000 fans gathered, she harrumphs, and " not a Monkee in sight ."
• His harrumphs and guffaws, which might seem more at home over Scotch in a London club, have become his trademarks in the rough and tumble of Quebec politics.
• This was billions of T-shirts and more than 30 years ago, and a lifetime of harrumphs that T-shirts are sloppy, inappropriate or too casual.
• "I'm a song-singing, foot-washing, total-immersion Democrat, " she harrumphs, " and I have been all my life.
• Some will dismiss, with all-knowing harrumphs, " Leaving L . A . " as just " Quincy, M . E . " embalmed for the'90s.
• At another " harrumph, " they started to trot, literally, with this behometh in hand, yelling staccato " harrumphs " at every step, ending minutes later at the new location.