| About the time he turned 40, the once cockily independent writer had begun collaborating again. |
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| I asked cockily, with my eyes fixed on a girl with thick, luscious black hair. |
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| A BAND of ill-matched climbers embarks on a risky ascent, cockily certain they can weather any storm. |
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| The Shabab have cockily said the Kenyans are free to leave before things get serious. |
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| Its editorial pages have expressed an over-the-top pre-emptive enthusiasm, arguing the case as repetitiously as the president and nearly as cockily as his chief advisor. |
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| At that point he would shoot his cuffs and saunter cockily back to me. |
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| Despite clearly being a one-hit wonder her schtick seems to be cockily mouthing off online and generally being outspoken for the sake of it. |
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| These four young men who cockily posed for photographs boasting of their drug dealing are now paying the price. |
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| The Iranians, who have been almost cockily confident that they could continue to fend off the threat of UN sanctions while quietly continuing their nuclear research, have been put on the diplomatic defensive. |
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| There was nothing timid about the way he cockily rolled the ball onto his right foot before rocketing a glorious shot past Szczesny. |
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| Then, the issue appeared a Cinderella cause which, I cockily pointed out, was facing off against a quarter of the world's male population. |
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| In fact, I cockily looked past the Costa outlet as I entered Qahwa at SDA Market. |
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| The man who'd noticed me walked up the fish's tail then and stood on top of the creature, cockily resting an elbow on the dorsal fin as if he were bellying up to a bar. |
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