Sentence examples for a wit to from inspiring English sources

You didn't have to be a wit to find a few laughs at her expense.

Harry, a spry 85-year-old with a Mark Twain mustache and a wit to match, waved us onto his lush green farm.

Mr. Meyer has an extraordinary sense of color, and there is also a wit to his designs that he manages to keep within the bounds of good sense.

He met Walsh, a Sydney University student also involved in journalism, who became a sparring companion with a wit to match his own and, on a road trip to a student editors' conference in Adelaide, the idea to launch a magazine of dissent was born.

Ice cool on stage, with sharp good looks and a wit to match them, Susan FitzGerald, who has died aged 64, was a distinguished, versatile and much-loved actor over four decades on the Irish stage, mostly associated with the Gate theatre in Dublin.

With razor sharp cheekbones and a wit to match, Ms. Darling has made her mark everywhere in New York City from Pieces to Hardware Bar on "Broadway Mondays".

A clever observer, he uses a dry wit to describe a few far-from-jolly encounters with pompous big cheeses.

Opposite Shu Kinouchi, a natural jumper who sacrifices musical accent for height, Ms. Hurlin — with an arch glance at her partner — brought a cultivated wit to the part.

He brought a compelling tenderness to the gentle Adagio and a puckish wit to the gamboling finale.

It takes a certain wit to set historic cars on shelves that project from a fifty-foot-high wall, or to display bicycles on a circular frame suspended from the ceiling like a floating velodrome.

Charlotte Adams and Dancers brought a touch of gusto and a bit of wit to a program called "The Pathology of Love" on Sunday night.