Sentence examples for But sarcastically from inspiring English sources

KP coming on and tossing a few up, why not?" Knight, the token non-captain in whatever passes for a commentary box at Isleworth, swatted this suggestion away, not just contemptuously but sarcastically: "So that's your suggestion as a former England captain to the present captain," he snorted.

Manager Jose Mourinho is unsure when Diego Costa will be fit again for Chelsea - but sarcastically said he would play for Spain within a month.

Write about them, but SARCASTICALLY.

Restore it to its rightful surroundings – the wastepaper basket, the street bin, the recycling box – and order is resumed", but then sarcastically asks "who decides what that proper place is? Kirstie Allsopp, apparently".

see also: nailed it – originally a term for achiveing something difficult, but used sarcastically on the internet when users fail brilliantly short at attempts on Pinterest crafts and projects Napster – originally, a P2P filing sharing site to download music, popular in the early 00s and founded by Sean Parker.

Bryant reiterated he would not play in the 2016 Olympics, but he sarcastically added he might go to Brazil to "watch Pau [Gasol] win another silver".

"I have been saying because it's true, but somewhat sarcastically, that he's the founder of ISIS and she's a close second," Trump said in Altoona.

A friend commented sarcastically, "But, but, but….heavy editing!" "...and selective," Gonzalez responded. .

"People stared at me because I was bald and still running faster than them," Laurel said, but once, someone sarcastically called her Sinead O'Connor.

Stolarsky meant it sarcastically, but he was unable to hide his satisfaction at the turn of his luck, a loser's hunger for the flavor denied him.

Redknapp added, sarcastically: "But no, he decided to go to some exotic plan and that's where we've all ended up today".