huffily उदाहरण वाक्य

They react huffily when Japanese negotiators say that America is demanding " numerical targets " for the number of showrooms selling American cars, or for car makers'purchases of American-made parts.
Lukashenko huffily canceled a visit to Kaliningrad Friday and lodged a complaint with the Russian Foreign Ministry after the local governor asked him to postpone it because of concern over the fate of the Russian TV crew.
Last week Duisenberg said pointedly _ and huffily _ that he had never read the book on economics written recently by Lafontaine and his wife, and that he had " absolutely no intention " of doing so.
Augusta National chairman Hootie Johnson huffily replied, " There may well come a day when women are invited to join our membership, but that timetable will be ours and not at the point of a bayonet ."
She did not, she notes huffily, land the contract _ her first major office project _ because she happens to know the presidential confidant, Vernon Jordan, " socially " ( though it didn't hurt ).

MOSCOW _ If on the eve of a major foreign trip President Clinton told reporters that he was sick of his secretary of state, the denouement would be fairly predictable : Warren Christopher would huffily resign, and Clinton would appoint someone else.
Sen . Padavan, who chairs the New York State Senate Task Force on Immigration, responded rather huffily that the General Accounting Office has determined that 6 percent of all immigrants are on welfare compared to only 3.4 percent of native Americans.
A Virginia writer named Kathi Wolfe, who describes herself as legally blind, writes huffily in The Washington Post that " dusting off Magoo is as demeaning as bringing back Amos'n'Andy would be for many African-Americans ."
He huffily described the Mexican government as corrupt and said that Zedillo would be better off devoting his attention to the long-running rebellion in the state of Chiapas and more thoroughly investigating the scandals surrounding the administration of his predecessor, Carlos Salinas de Gortari.
Candice Bergen, portraying a frazzled new mom who had spent the day interviewing a succession of unsuitable nannies in her picture-perfect television home, with a wonderful job eagerly waiting to welcome her back, asked huffily whether that was someone's idea of glamour.