sulky

IPA: sˈʌɫki

Examples of "sulky" in Sentences

She received it in sulky silence and retired to her room.
He traveled in a vehicle called a sulky, and I went on horseback.
I have a disposition variously described as sulky, sour, sarky, or cynical.
Now, a sulky is a vehicle built to accommodate two people only, and those two people have to sit fairly close together.
There were many, misled by her petulant lips and watchful eyes, to call her sulky: these did not judge her silence favourably.
Baron was not the first choice for the lead (Peter Falk was), but he does have a certain sulky presence as cynical hit man Frank Bono.
Michael's face had clouded with that gloom which his father would certainly call sulky, and for himself he resented the tone of Michael's reply.
Now the little one had often heard this point explained, but she felt small disposition to give up her knowledge at this demand; so she only looked at Miss Asphyxia in sulky silence.
My Friends endeavoured to rally me out of this what they called sulky mood; I replied that I could not help it, that I should never again be happy till it was discovered who it was that took my bed-fellow's Money; and that its being lost while I was his bed fellow, certainly threw a sort of suspicion on me, that I could not get over, and to labour under which rendered me completely miserable.