In an inner chamber of Eboracum, the man called Partha Mac Othna paced tigerishly to and fro. ❋ Howard, Robert E. (2006)
Kull grinned tigerishly and returned the grapple, and for a moment the two swayed on their feet. ❋ Howard, Robert E. (2005)
Then Li Kung wrenched his blade free and sprang, tigerishly, around the end of the altar. ❋ Howard, Robert E. (2005)
Oh, I, John O'Brien, am not nearly so sure-footed as was I, Conan the reaver; no, nor as tigerishly powerful and quick, either. ❋ Howard, Robert E. (2005)
But at the same time, she was intensely devoted to him and fiercely loyal, I mean, really tigerishly protective. ❋ Unknown (2000)
He smiled tigerishly and said softly, "Jealous, Sarah?" ❋ Jordan, Penny (1997)
Cursing and raving like a madman, Black Bart leapt in tigerishly, his great fists swinging in blind anger. ❋ MacLean, Alistair, 1922- (1985)
Instead he leaped tigerishly at the rider just beyond'the witch. ❋ Norton, Andre (1963)
Her strong, hard, cruel nature fought tigerishly up again from the horrible blow of my news. ❋ Various (N/A)
MacRae knew that if they married and Betty were not happy and contented, they would both be tigerishly miserable. ❋ Bertrand W. Sinclair (1926)
Her eyes lingered tigerishly upon Olaf's pallid face. ❋ Unknown (1919)
Mr. Gibney sprang upon him tigerishly, placed a horny, tobacco-smelling palm across Scraggs's mouth and effectively smothered all further sound. ❋ Gordon [Illustrator] Grant (1918)
A deep flush sprang to Howard's face, his jaws clenched, his eyes blazed tigerishly. ❋ Unknown (1912)
And suddenly, snatching his hat from his head, he flung himself on the ground and plunged face and head, feverishly, tigerishly, into the little brook that ran beside the path. ❋ Unknown (1909)
Long wanted and at last cornered, Frazer had fought tigerishly and died in his tracks, preferring death to capture. ❋ Marie Conway Oemler (1905)
Suddenly Courtlandt rushed him tigerishly, landing a jab which closed Harrigan's right eye. ❋ Harold MacGrath (1901)
And then he was moved by some violence of feeling, for he turned suddenly upon his two men and tigerishly said: "Throw the dirt in." ❋ Unknown (1900)
There lithe, wild trout struck tigerishly at the flies and fought like demons, boring Portlaw intensely, who preferred to haul in a prospective dinner without waste of energy, and be about the matter of a new sauce with his cook. ❋ Unknown (1899)
In telling the story of Amalgamated I hope to have profited by my long and intimate study of this cruel, tigerishly cruel "System," so as to be able to deaden myself to all those human sympathies which I have heard its votaries so many times subordinate to "It's business." ❋ Thomas William Lawson (1891)
