| With its galloping triplets, the arrangement moves faithfully, up until a growlingly barrelhouse section, the concert hall equivalent of a nudge in the ribs. |
| It delivers fully on the band's potential, a cocky, growlingly back-handed blow at the record business that had just given him and his buddies a nice contract the year before. |
| Cruncher, in an access of loyalty, growlingly repeated the words after Miss Pross, Re somebody at church. |
| Where love is concerned, Gordon is the first to admit that she initially suffers from the classic lost-girl triumvirate of people-pleasing, bad judgment and growlingly low self-esteem. |
