defiantly

A bit defiantly, he said that if he enters a shop and finds the staff does not speak his dialect, "I go to another store. "

The bed had not been disturbed, and on the bed lay, outspread, but not defiantly the great-coat and the black ribbon.

On his Saturday evening talk show, and everywhere else, he said what he thought abrasively, defiantly, sometimes obscenely.

But anyone who sins defiantly, whether native-born or alien, blasphemes the Lord , and that person must be cut off from his people.

Why had he fought them, she'd demanded, and Shemsen had answered defiantly that she was not from his village, his baron, or his prince.

Ed Balls, his Treasury spokesman and a defiantly unapologetic veteran of the previous government, might not like all that.

"I'm an honest man, " said the beggar defiantly. "Let us take this matter to the court. "

Defiantly off the grid, Ambue Ari has no telephone, no television, no Internet, no air-conditioning, no flush toilets.

"My hair is too beautiful to hide under a headscarf, " she said defiantly.

He looked defiantly around the table , his eyes flat , his face pale .

defiantly charging against him with a thick, strong shield.

Yep, this kiss thing is defiantly a problem, Mr. Beatty wants to see it again on Monday.

They engage with inflammatory subjects and use subversive strategies to produce works that defiantly refute straightforward interpretation.

The tiny mouse stands proudly on its hind legs, stares defiantly into the eyes of the cat just inches away and lets out its loudest squeak.

He has been holed up in the commercial capital, Abidjan; Mr Gbagbo has defiantly dug in there too.

SKINNER: (defiantly, to SCULLY) I know what I saw. I not going to sit here and listen to this. I watched it happen.

Chewbacca stood his ground, howling defiantly at the immense moon as it crashed into Sernpidal's surface, killing the mighty Wookiee.

As the vote in the House loomed , Beijing defiantly slapped steep tariffs on poultry from the United States .

Several columns among the ruins still stood defiantly upright .

A jagged scar blazes defiantly on his forehead, a scar like a lightning bolt.

Instead she thrust out her lip defiantly and said, "You're running too. "

"I should like to invoke my right to remain silent, sir, " Smithers defiantly replied.

In January Southern Weekend reported that construction in the capital, as elsewhere, defiantly continues apace.

Those few who defiantly choose to act in a hasty manner will regret their impulsive actions later.

Iraq has reacted defiantly to the American and British air raids on targets near Baghdad.

Maggie really didn't know why she stayed there, no matter with dress or her disposition, defiantly she had no chance to enjoy such place.

The contumacious mob shouted defiantly at the police.

So up it floats again , the Premier League balloon, defiantly refusing to burst even in the harshest economic climate .

This tricky trick will defiantly keep you under budget by going with something cheaper and adding things yourself.

it was a schoolboy ripping up his prison mattress in order to write down, defiantly , all the Latin he knew.

The "Goodbye, America! " song rang defiantly over the titles.

The brows were so drawn that there were two deep lines above the beaked nose, and the chin was thrust forward defiantly.

Recent events repeat a past cycle in which North Korea has reacted defiantly to sanctions or the threat of sanctions.

I'm defiantly not your typical girl and I'm certainly no barbie.

The rebels defiantly welcomed new allies and laid plans for unionization campaigns .

At his last public engagement in June, Kim Dae-jung defiantly defended his legacy.

Just before his injury we were number 4 in the world and could defiantly play for the big titles in the world.

At his last public engagement in June, Mr Kim defiantly defended his legacy.

"Well, what does a wise man do, then? " he asked, a little defiantly.

I have what I believe to be the box of replacement wrenches in my hands and they are defiantly nickel plated.

Leon Trotsky had once defiantly stated that it was 'the worst sort of bourgeois prejudice' to call slave labor inefficient;

Defiantly sitting atop a barrel, the woman shouting, he isn't here; I don't hide him.

She looked at her from head to foot, but not harshly nor defiantly.

To express a readiness to fight; threaten defiantly.

"No, " he says defiantly, before laughing.

She lived defiantly alone except for Binky, her tabby cat.

SCAVOS' kids crossed their arm defiantly, floating the water.

"It is Beijing's cultural heritage, " she says defiantly, "and it's my private property. "

Not in LA you shout defiantly.

He talks to me defiantly.

When Rajaratnam was indicted in 2009, he defiantly declared his innocence.

SCULLY: (defiantly) You said it. I didn't.

who is still grinning defiantly up at the storm .

If culinary delights are you thing then a holiday in France is defiantly the way to go.

A young stewardess advanced defiantly down the aisle and knelt AT Roth's side, her eyes blazing with anger

"If they bully me, then I will stay in Beijing to have a press conference every day, " he says defiantly.

But Ancelotti defiantly added: "I want to start a new cycle, and carry on from last year. "

All of which raises a frightening prospect: Hamas defiantly holds on in Gaza, shorn of powers and responsibilities;