| Her legs went forever, her hair flowed with the cloak as the wind caught both and lifted them slightly, teasingly. |
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| He knew his mother, so he knew that she might say it teasingly, but she'd actually do it if he gave her anymore back talk. |
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| Beginning almost teasingly, it builds to a thrillingly intense climax, Cave screaming that he's not afraid to die. |
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| For brief moments the rain would relent, teasingly, then come slashing into the arena in slanting waves. |
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| The camera teasingly zooms into the blackness outside, then eases back again. |
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| The writer's deployment of language might be delightfully immediate, even teasingly trivial. |
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| She smiled teasingly and blew a kiss at Leo as he began helping the bellboy load up the trolley with the luggage. |
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| She addressed only me in a silky and flocculent voice, biting her lip teasingly after her words. |
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| Laurie put the small box down on a flat rock and teasingly batted Gil's hand away as he knelt down and tried to reach inside for a sandwich. |
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| Isaiah Berlin, an Oxford political thinker, referred to him teasingly as Christ. |
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| Even the extreme contrasts of tonality which he favoured tend to be teasingly joyous rather than clashingly combative. |
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| So this is a wonderful curiosity, which points, teasingly, both towards and away from Beckett's development. |
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| Or teasingly to suggest that his planes may charge for using the toilet or offer discounts for passengers prepared to stand up. |
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| But the city, like a teasingly seductive woman, shies away from those who would possess her. |
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| Elmo then starts to bounce the ball teasingly and Grandpa tries to take it from him. |
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| Without any suspicious moves, or teasingly slow if you want, both objects change places. |
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| By teasingly playing with references, Kammerflimmer Kollektief's music becomes a sonic as well as an intellectual pleasure. |
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| Her husband, director of corporate wholesale for an automotive group, teasingly calls her crazy, but supports her fully. |
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| When they broke their journey to Paris at Nantes, Blois, Chambord and Vincennes, beautiful aristocratic ladies gave them a warm welcome, plying them with teasingly playful questions. |
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| She's wearing inky-blue jeans that ride low enough on her hips that her aquamarine thong peeks out teasingly at the back. |
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| In fact, it teasingly suggests that Vanderbilt's a real softie. |
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| The dukes of Hazzard were masters of button-popped shirts, teasingly open. |
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| Colbert teasingly asked the author, who came to the United States from the Dominican Republic when he was seven, if by winning the prize he had not robbed an American of the possibility of earning a Pulitzer. |
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| It is not a masterpiece, but rather a work of skilful craftsmanship, which teasingly engages and disengages one's sympathies but leaves the reader with curiously mixed feelings. |
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| Others surround it, shouting teasingly at Farage. |
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| As it teasingly emerges from its leather case, wolf whistles cut the air. |
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| These teasingly instructive snippets provide new ways of looking at things as you set off to hunt down the treasures waiting for you behind the walls of the City of Geneva's galleries and museums. |
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| What if it had contained a great deal more circumstantial detail and a much larger cast of characters, and not been explored in this small-scale suite of teasingly gnomic poems? |
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| The 23-year-old blonde bombshell arrived at the opening of Platinum Nightclub in Dun Laoghaire, Dublin, draped teasingly across the back seat of her stretch limo. |
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