Use "tartly" in a sentence
tartly example sentences
tartly
1. ’ He said tartly
2. “Better the noise than the battering!” Youssaf replied somewhat tartly as he strained to keep his arms from sagging under the pummeling
3. “If it were an enemy patrol, there would be more than one,” the old woman observed tartly
4. “Well, first, it wasn't by choice,” Moshe replied, somewhat tartly, then, feigning modesty, “but
5. “Better the noise than the battering!” Youssaf replied somewhat tartly as he strained to keep
6. “You better come back with a court order, Billy Trask,” she said tartly and marched off pushing the boy in front of her
7. 'And where is that, exactly?' Midge asked, equally tartly
8. “ No thanks ” she said a little tartly
9. "Tut, tut," said the old lady; and tartly advised her not to rate herself too highly
10. "Then you'd better have your tea while it's hot," tartly remarked the old lady, so that the waiter should know there was at least one sensible person in the room
11. “Bit late for that, I think,” she said tartly, and disappeared
12. 'I didn't think you meant her,' she informed him tartly
13. She gave him a withering look as though to say, "Not another amateur psychologist?" Then she shrugged and remarked tartly
14. „Bullshit,' he said tartly, „you're a rebel and a good thing too
15. giving,' he insisted tartly
16. without some kind of defensive action,' he said tartly
17. "Never mind!" I answered tartly
18. The unsuspecting thing was pleased at this speech: he played with Heathcliff's whiskers, and stroked his cheek; but I divined its meaning, and observed tartly,
19. Holmes," said he, tartly
20. we haven’t seen a letter or a newspaper m weeks?” said the old lady tartly
21. “Come off your high horse, Miss,” said the old lady tartly
22. It was on the tip of her tongue to reply tartly that she never intended to have any more her mind for some topic of conversation that would put off the bad moment when the babies, boys or girls, but she caught herself in time and smiled, casting about quickly in subject she feared would come up for discussion
23. “Kit is fine,” she says tartly
24. ‘Never mind!’ I answered, tartly
25. Heathcliff’s whiskers, and stroked his cheek; but I divined its meaning, and observed tartly, ‘That boy must go back with me to Thrushcross Grange, sir
26. "May I suggest," he said tartly, "that since there is one place in your honorable pub where the gaze is constantly and irrevocably fixed that you place THINK there? The mirror beyond your shoulder
27. Laughing at his irritability she observed tartly that he evidently did not know how to keep up his own dignity; and that with her, anyway, "the boy" had never permitted himself any undue familiarity, "he was naïve and fresh indeed, though not regardful of the conventions of society
