Cool and bossy and sharp, she rearranges sofas and servants and her friend's drinking habits, slips into a moment of dry-eyed regret about "Sir Oz", who has become "a leathery old Komodo lizard" and drawls that she has "nothing against Jews as individuals".
Their sound comes straight outta Echo Park -- an infectious fusion of Caribbean rhythms, cool electronic vibes and sharp, satirical lyrics.
"It is the coolest and the sharpest device on the market for naloxone," Arlene Rice, a founder of the Kentucky Harm Reduction Coalition and the mother of children with substance-abuse problems, said.
Anyway, Max was cool, super sharp, and his customers can sit back and watch Philly go by from the window-facing "Rolls Royce" chairs.
I like to shake off the languid slow pace bred by the hot summer days and welcome the cool, crisp air and sharper colors that the autumn brings.
But that has turned to concern about slowing growth as the effect of the stimulus wears off and Beijing imposes lending curbs to cool a sharp rise in housing prices.
(Chinen) JOHN McNEIL'S EAST COAST COOL (Tonight and tomorrow night) As on "East Coast Cool," his sharp new OmniTone album, the trumpeter John McNeil presents a group inspired by Gerry Mulligan's pianoless 1950's quartets.
The tone is cool and conversational, the text a mosaic of sharp observations and cultivated reflection.
While deftly separating the strands in this complex story and displaying a cool, sharp instinct for revealing detail (Yachting is Boy George's favorite magazine), Ms. LeBlanc also tells the story of Coco, another teenage mother.
They are cool, clear, sharp, even scintillating, but preternaturally cold.
