Usar "hangdog" en una oración

1. I began picking up the trash, and one of the crew began to help in a hangdog sort of way

2. Her expression changed from hangdog to a bright smile—the trivial opinions of these scatterbrained girls should not matter much, and in any case she intended to show no lack of confidence before them

3. Carl looked at him in a hangdog fashion

4. The orchestra filed in with typical Prussian punctuality, and by the time our suds arrived most tables had been taken and all eyes focused on the stage where the announcer with hunched shoulders and a hangdog expression was getting ready for his humorous monologue

5. She felt sorry for Comben’s hangdog expression but she couldn’t allow morale to slump

6. 'Simon Smythe looked even more hangdog than usual when I saw him earlier

7. Why, I have been ashamed of your moroseness there! Your manners have been of that silent and sullen and hangdog kind, that, upon my life and soul, I have been ashamed of you, Sydney!"

8. He had a hangdog expression and a smoker’s cough

9. BLOOM: (Murmurs with hangdog meekness glum) That bit about the laughing

10. BLOOM: (Shuddering, shrinking, joins his hands: with hangdog mien) O cold! O shivery! It was your ambrosial beauty

11. He had a hangdog look about him, Ralph observed

12. She regards me shrewdly while Bob oozes impatience with his hangdog, hungry look

13. Anyway, he’s fine to go it alone, he’s not in pain … though there is, Jenny thinks, something a little pained about Mike, or at least hangdog

14. Sometimes Nick would come home, stinking of beer or of the hand sanitizer he wiped on his body post-mistress-coitus (never entirely erased the stink, though—she must have one rank pussy), and smile guiltily at me, be all sweet and hangdog with me, and I’d almost think: I won’t go through with this

15. Gary had seen him use this hangdog look a thousand times with his customers