Sentence examples for cheeky devil from inspiring English sources
The range in the shows is from bewildered bloke in the pub to cheeky devil, bulgy-eyed nutter and gentle loon.
Naomi Campbell, cheeky devil that she is, wore a T-shirt with the words "like a virgin" picked out in sequins, and a breach of etiquette was successfully avoided when Laura Bush left after the cocktails and before Hillary Clinton was last to arrive for dinner.
"Those cheeky devils at Virgin Atlantic, the official airline of the double entendre, have introduced "jetrosexuals," a new term to describe the trendsetting passengers who mingle in upper class.
Done in the form of a baseball diamond, the cheeky devils showed how a candidate must move from first base (primaries), to second (the convention), third (campaign) and finally home (Election Day).
"A cheeky little devil, she was," Mrs. Daunt said.
In George Stevens Gunga Dinn (1939) Fairbanks was the gentleman soldier at the side of rough Victor McLaglen and cheeky Cary Grant, a devil-may-care trio fighting a murderous sect of religious fanatics in India.
Brodeur, then 21, had spent the previous season with the Devils' farm team in Utica, N.Y., and he thought it was cheeky to presume he would make the Devils in 1993.
This year's film is a cheeky horror story about a little girl possessed by the devil, and her subsequent exorcism.
Dozens of cheeky Nashville Predators fans in the upper deck kept taunting Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur.
Now, after a home visit from everyone's favourite cheeky scamp/devil child, Payet is dead on the living room floor, her blood being lapped up by her many cats.
