throatily

• ““Feels good?” he asked throatily, watching the emotions run across my face as he pushed his fingers deeper into me.”

  Simon & Schuster: Real wifeys

• “She looks at me and growls throatily, in a friendly way.”

  Soul-Spelunking – Another Wacky Exploration in Free-Writing « Looking for Roots

• “When she asks, throatily, "Are we going to have an affair?" he answers, "Yes.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Zen and the Bar of Motorcycles

• “On Bedroom Eyes and In My Head, Gundred no less throatily mourns the absence of her husband while she's on tour.”

  The Guardian: Dum Dum Girls: Only in Dreams – review

• “Can you believe anyone with a name like that?" she asked, laughing throatily.”

  Fictionaut: The Kicker

• ““I never did have much respect for authority.”, she throatily confessed.”

  Fictionaut: fire and ice

• “The moment the President expressed his support for a resolution on deficit-reduction, seven Republican senators suddenly found the resolution they had so ardently, full-throatily called for - and backed - to be too extreme for their liking.”

  The Huffington Post: Kara Vallow: How Much Longer Can the GOP Maintain Credibility When All They Say Is "No! No! No! No! No!"?

• “She laughed throatily and I suppressed a need to quiver excitedly.”

  What Visions In The Dark Of Light: By Bob Lock | SciFi UK Review

• “‘More,’ she said throatily, falling in with his baiting game, her teeth briefly grating against his salty thumb which he withdrew to place between his lips.”

  Mistress For A Weekend

• “‘Oh, yes, Hebe,’ he murmured throatily as he took a step towards her, easily taking her in his arms and moulding her body to his.”

  Pregnant by the Millionaire

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