Sentence examples for a tart reply from inspiring English sources

But, although I've tried to extend an olive branch to Peter, I've only got a tart reply.

But to those who have said he has stuck around too long, becoming sort of a Willie Mays with horsepower, Waltrip offers a tart reply.

The novel's very title serves as a tart reply both to the school administrators, who feel that Will owes them an explanation, and to Mr. Maksik's readers, who may think they deserve a more satisfying moral or resolution than the one provided here.

Thompson, who has helped Greenpeace buy an acre of land on the site of the proposed new runway, gave an equally tart reply: "Get a grip Geoff.

When Dave Usher, the label's production head, asked for a raise after a string of hits in the late 1950's, Leonard's typically tart reply was, "What do you think, you're one of my family?" Usher left Chess soon after.

When a deadly crystal skull tells the heroines that they both have muffin tops, the tart reply is: "Oh, no.

Child's tart reply, which Jones reproduces: "Perhaps Americans think French peasants are more peasanty than they are?

When he complains to his own mother about her coffee, her tart reply is, "That's miner's coffee, not teacher's coffee".

One woman present, Kathy Jones, says that she asked Hutchison, "Why would you even consider this, when we need you so badly in Washington?" According to Jones, Kay Bailey Hutchison's tart reply was, "Texas deserves the best".

His characters offer quirky observations and tart replies, and can change the mood with a pause or a stare.

But Newton Dunn did not, wading in with a tart tweet… That elicited a speedy reply from Creasy, asking if Newton Dunn was planning to mention Cameron's "shiny blue tie" in his commentary (though I doubt The Sun will run anything on a topic that it wishes would somehow disappear).