gloomily

"It was," gloomily, "but de ole Cunnel, he won't let us go."

The Quest of the Silver Fleece A Novel 1915

He turned gloomily on his heel and stalked into the house and to bed.

THE APOSTATE 2010

Here were two large and gloomily lighted rooms, in which men cooked and ate.

COFFEE-HOUSES AND DOSS-HOUSES 2010

Other sourdoughs, who had struck it rich in excess of all their dreams, shook their heads gloomily, warned him that he would go broke, and declined to invest in so extravagant a venture.

Chapter XIII 2010

Oppression sat heavily upon them; the lightness of their natures had ebbed out of them; they were slack and absent-minded in their service, and they whispered gloomily to one another in the far end of the car next to the kitchen.

Chapter 22: The Chicago Commune 2010

If you ever wanted to know the precise timetable of the government doing to health care what they did to the US housing market and manufacturing sector - more likely, if you gloomily think that you need to know - well, here you go.

‘Health Law Implementation Timeline (H.R. 3590 as Revised by H.R. 4872)’ | RedState 2010

They ate hurriedly and gloomily, with but little conversation, and as Martin ate and listened he realized how far he had travelled from their status.

Chapter 16 2010

He turned gloomily on his heel and stalked into the house and to bed.

THE APOSTATE: written by Jack London 2010

It would go hard with them, Billy foreboded gloomily.

CHAPTER X 2010

Jem submitted, gloomily, for a few steps, then wrenched himself free.

Mary Barton 2010