menacingly

Subs drift menacingly along the outskirts of the fleet, only their conning towers breaking the surface of the ocean.

Laodan detected this young man bearing down menacingly . He seems ready to make trouble.

Now, for the first time, the spectre of a one-term presidency has begun to hover menacingly over France's current leader, Nicolas Sarkozy.

'Be careful, gringo, ' he said menacingly, before sliding away.

Marina says nothing. She continues to give him an impassive stare. He menacingly points a finger in her face.

But a villager adds menacingly, "If Hamas were in charge, not a single settler would dare raid our land. "

Tanks have been massing menacingly around the city.

But this tectonic plate is still relentlessly and menacingly shifting beneath our feet.

Elsewhere, especially in the east, various local militias continue to roam menacingly across the country.

Fang demonstrated a little more gumption only once, when Lucius Malfoy visited Hagrid's cabin. Then Fang growled menacingly.

Po: Are menacingly crashing the gate and killing the guard your manners to be guests and enjoy a banquet?

A crablike contraption sidles menacingly across a biscuit shaped planet, housing a star in its glass belly.

There, soldiers of the last nation divided by communism look menacingly into each other's eyes.

Outside, by the riverbank, vultures hovered menacingly in a cobalt sky.

The security guards stared at that crazy fan menacingly.

Whenever biology meets behaviour the spectre of social Darwinism and eugenics looms menacingly in the background.

Menacingly, they also stole computer discs listing the businessmen involved.

When the young leave their colony for adult life at sea, a predatory leopard seal lurks menacingly offshore.

Looming menacingly, a prowling pussycat eyes a lone mouse stranded all alone in the snow.

''There are two things wrong with this lunch, '' he concludes menacingly.

The ancestor in the painting stared down at us menacingly.

Some people shook their heads but not one person honked or gestured menacingly.

In the UK, where wage pressures rose menacingly last year, they have subsided in 2011.

the dog snarls again, and approaches him menacingly