Sentence examples for big wicked from inspiring English sources

There's a nice woman in my village who probably is, who told me the other day with a big wicked grin about how much she loved the book and was looking forward to the film.

I know you're a Futurist and the Internet is a war zone of garooovy homepage one-upsmanship and all but if you are going to resort to the top three easy design fixes (tits, cars, and arrows), don't combine them all into one big, wicked orgasm of Wal-Mart cool.

As a rule, all actions on the big screen – wicked or otherwise – receive their appropriate reaction.

Anyway, MI5 gets wind of Soviet plans to unleash something big, something wicked, something that weirdly goes unspecified until the trailer for next week's episode, but turns out to be a pre-emptive nuclear strike on Britain.

Big thanks Wicked whisper: which award winners were overheard in the toilets slagging off another winner's acceptance speech, accusing them of taking themselves too seriously and not showing enough respect for the other media types in the room?

The lowdown: A garage band with a penchant for the sepulchral, the Black Belles, pictured below, brought their big hats, wicked dresses and stark rock'n'roll on to the radar last year, backing US TV's Stephen Colbert in a skit, and gaining Vogue's ear.

"Everyone said he was a wicked big influence on you".

You might get one of those wicked big down days you could benefit from.

Yet he retains the open, delighted mien of a provincial schoolboy newly arrived in the wicked big city.

"I think they looked at it as the little guy, so to speak, against the wicked big guy.

I heard someone shouting, "Get a knife!" And there was Carlo clambering down after Richard, a wicked big blade in his hand.