Sentence examples for a wicked one from inspiring English sources

Santana's money pitch is his changeup, and he threw a wicked one to Ryan Ludwick, striking him out swinging to end the first.

Elizabeth Gaskell writing in 1857, two years after Brontë's death, was determined to rescue her friend from any suggestion of constitutional "coarseness" – many critics had condemned Jane Eyre as an unladylike book, even a wicked one.

In 1984, asked to provide a drawing of Henry Kissinger, Levine composed a wicked one.

Not only are the facilities completely finished and up to the standard of the other new F1 tracks around the world, but unlike most of the other new circuits, this track is a wicked one.

Bill Guerin, the former Devil, scored first, 1 09 into the game, on a wicked one-timer from the bottom of the left circle off a pass from Tom Poti, who was left alone at the top of the slot.

But he caused his own luck by striking a wicked one-handed slice backhand to set up match point.

Pierpont, who wields a wicked one-liner, describes Rand's first novel, "We the Living," as "a triumph of English as a second language, if not of English itself".

3. Justine Henin It is hard to bet against a young player with a wicked one-handed backhand and a feisty spirit born out of her difficult childhood.

Sidot, a lean 20-year-old left-hander with a wicked one-handed backhand, was once considered more promising than her French contemporary Amelie Mauresmo.

Ending that rally was Lance Berkman, whose hardest-hit ball of the day — and, a cynic would note, perhaps as a Yankee — came around 1 50 p.m., when he drilled Rodriguez with a wicked one-hop grounder.

IT was an hour before the 7 o'clock performance of the hit musical "Wicked" one recent night on Broadway, and backstage at the Gershwin Theater bubbled with the usual pre-curtain hubbub.