cockily

What if he went cockily into police headquarters - and said the wrong thing?

Then the sec men were walking cockily to stand between them.

"We get 55,000 workers who come into Newark every day," he said cockily.

She tilted her head to one side and said cockily, this way, Daddy.

He walked cockily into the middle of the room.

For the first time since he'd walked cockily into the Spindle, he looked all of his age and maybe a little bit more.

He threw his shoulders back farther and walked on cockily.

"I'm not even going to use any ice," Cone said cockily today.

He winked cockily then set a hip on the desk.

"I heard they got the shields working on this ship," said Kirk cockily.

"Thursday - it's the third day of the weekend," he cockily announced.

"I have two female clients who refused to go back to table massage after they tried this," he said cockily.

Always, she finished first, ripping out her copy and cockily presenting it to me.

The left is less cockily sure of its dogmas and timetables.

Mainly he goes in for metaphors - cockily phrased but very much to the point.

He grinned cockily and looked to his mates for approbation.

"Well," Charming said cockily, "is that the best you can do?"

One instead feels the charge of fresh talent cockily strutting its stuff.

The lithe little hunter walked cockily over, but bowed his head in respect.

"I hear somebody's looking for me," Joe said cockily.

To cover her uneasiness, she asked cockily, "What's for supper?"

He'd try her for a year, Mr. May said cockily.

He stood up, his tall frame propped cockily against his desk.

"That," I said perhaps a bit too cockily, "is contractually excluded."

Standing cockily, hand on one hip, he warned me" You'll be shagged out".