How To Use Spookily In A Sentence
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You could jump into any vehicle and the enemy troops were spookily intelligent.
The Sun
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However, the outline of this classic 1960s roadster will look spookily familiar even to those who may have never seen one before, thanks to an inspired bit of plagiarism on the part of the designers of the best sportster of the 1990s.
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People make mistakes thinking that if you light it spookily, it's noir.
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The broadcasts always ended with a spookily-cheery valediction of ‘Good-bye, dear listeners’ and a tinny recording of the Internationale.
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After skiing along spookily quiet floodlit trails, you may be gasping for a pint to wash down your fondue with, but if the price of a pint isn't enough to put you off drinking here, the thought of having to ski back home in the dark may well be.
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Everyplace from the village proper to the fancy beach houses north of the village was spookily deserted and desolate.
Magical Road Less Traveled
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Workplaces real and imaginary are explored in Robert Pinsky's Triangle Factory, Charles Simic's spookily empty warehouse, and Lorine Niedecker's poet's "condensery.
Labor Day Poems: The Poetry Foundation Favorites
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A great moment comes when he meets his father for the first time, which coincides spookily with a visit from Renee.
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Grey clouds rising from sticks of incense hang in the air, spookily.
Greg Mitchell: Under a Mound in Hiroshima: A City of Ashes the Size of Santa Fe
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You could jump into any vehicle and the enemy troops were spookily intelligent.
The Sun
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Estelle Hanania's images explore otherworldly spaces, the sharp realness of her photographs a startling contrast to the ethereality of their subjects -- burning hands, glittery crystals, spookily-real human scarecrows, and men dressed as eery, totem-like birds.
Where The Wild Things Are: Photographer Estelle Hanania On Planet Mag
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Indeed, movies seemed spookily to have pre-reacted.
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‘Spookily the title ended up being concurrent with events that have been happening,’ says Heather.
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By day you can mooch around nearby towns – historic Orvieto is 18km away – and spookily quiet medieval villages.
Summer holidays: 10 of the best trips for couples
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Compared to the veterans we've been seeing recently, he looks spookily ageless.
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Rather spookily, an agave and some opium poppies had survived last winter almost unscathed.
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The broadcasts always ended with a spookily-cheery valediction of ‘Good-bye, dear listeners’ and a tinny recording of the Internationale.
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That's kind of spookily coincidental and deep, right?
Vice Magazine
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Slightly spookily the gig was once again partially interrupted by a violent thunderstorm.
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But unlike most, this market also is populated by 26 life-size androgynous sculptures spookily standing, sitting or kneeling throughout the park.
A Midtown Market Share
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Spookily enough I feel rather chipper this morning.
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But to get to Liverpool on Saturday, for the Bob Champion Aintree Legends Charity Race, in which a dozen National-winning ex-jockeys will compete, Aldaniti's former partner had to survive a second heart attack three weeks ago: 10 years to the day, spookily, after his first.
Bob Champion: The National treasure who keeps on running
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It has a spookily ethereal quality, as if it's hiding something.
Times, Sunday Times
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The odd, wandering vocal melody appears and disappears spookily.
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And Right on cue comes Rick Perry, the newest Republican superhero, capable of going toe-to-loony-toe with Michele Bachmann in linking government to slavery as spookily as Dick Cheney linked 9/11and Saddam Hussein.
Michael Sigman: Corporations Are a Mitt's Best Friend
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Spookily, their albums came out simultaneously, with practically identical cover artwork.
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It has a spookily ethereal quality, as if it's hiding something.
Times, Sunday Times
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The deep, humming major chords of this track suggest the forces of order being spookily restored, as cops storm ranch houses, kids plead innocence, and the eight-minute ambient-house track follows the teens right into the defendant box.
