Sentence examples for at the wicked from inspiring English sources
Were you at the "Wicked" party, we asked Ms. Bundy.
Money is at the wicked heart of many matters of life and death.
"I was at the 'Wicked' party," she said, and turned her back.
Finally, Rob Weinert-Kendt at the Wicked Stage blog might have the solution to the problems facing playwrights today.
In the group ahead, David Toms, who began the day tied with Woods and Furyk, had also dropped a stroke at the wicked 520-yard par-4 first.
He also hired a 53-year-old internist shortly after a 25-year-old woman died of "acute combined drug toxicity" at the internist's home following an evening together at the Wicked Googly bar in Ligonier, Pa.
The Conservatives' portrayal of SNP representation at Westminster as the wicked cuckoo in Labour's nest may have helped the party win votes in England.
While there, Lessing sent her a note out of the blue inviting her to come and live with her and her son Peter (who had known Diski a little, at least by reputation, as the "wickedest girl" at school).
In his first at-bat, Teixeira saw the wicked movement.
In truth, he looked profoundly vulnerable – as if at any moment the wicked party opposite might huff and puff and blow him over.
Staring out at Kingston through security bars, with her lower lip set in a permanent jut of suspicion, she would inventorise at great length the wicked worthlessness of her compatriots - a more dangerous bunch of violent thieves you could never, she insisted, fear to meet.
