Sentence examples for a cheeky play from inspiring English sources
A few guys turned me down politely, which feeds into an ongoing debate in the blogosphere about the so-called "cotton ceiling"—a cheeky play on "the glass ceiling" of discrimination that stops women getting top jobs.
Sheffield Wednesday fans, Kilmarnock are making a cheeky play to nab your man!
The campaign is "a cheeky play on the well-known Hallmark asset of cards," Mr. Brown says.
Mr. Spies's Las Vegas excursion — complete with its own slogan, "We Still Believe in America," a cheeky play on Mr. Romney's campaign slogan, "Believe in America" — is perhaps the most elaborate of the Republican gatherings.
We even got the BBC to run its first-ever advertisements, a cheeky play on that nerve-wracking moment when a young man goes to buy condoms and is mortified at having to ask for them from the girl behind the counter.
Quidsi is promoting its newest Web site, Soap.com, with a cheeky campaign that plays up convenience along with value.
In "Gay Messiah," he rejects that mantle, preferring instead to play a cheeky John the Baptist.
In "Gay Messiah" he claims to reject any savior mantle, preferring instead to play a cheeky John the Baptist.
Worse yet, he's crucified next to Eric Idle playing a cheeky local prankster.
Jade Trejo, a fourteen-year-old who played a cheeky student in my Spanish class, attends Albany Park Multi-Cultural Academy, which is nearly eighty per cent Hispanic and ninety-five per cent low income.
Tikolo plays a cheeky chip around the corner to leg from outside off stump: a deft and clever shot that couldn't be more different to the four that Graeme Smith has just clubbed off of Watson.
