Sentence examples for crisp book from inspiring English sources
Her final chapter, reflecting on multiculturalism from the personal perspective of a British Asian Londoner, is arguably the woolliest part of what is an otherwise intellectually crisp book.
Winnie Holzman, who wrote the crisp book, seems to have had more fun with the project than most of her collaborators; she has invented a handful of malapropisms ("confusifying," "discoverate," "hideoteous") to send up the sanctimonious Glinda, borrowed some of the film's classic lines to good comic effect, and told the intricate story with a modicum of flair.
Phillip Ward contributes a homage to Quentin Crisp (1908-99), with a selection of Crisp hats, books and baubles.
I noticed haphazard piles of crisp new books on his side tables and couch.
The children are excited to pull the crisp new books from the boxes and choose one to take home.
Some were first entered when Nixon was president and have been faithfully and laboriously transferred a dozen times — from fraying paper address books to crisp new address books, to a primitive gizmo I bought in Japan, to "electronic organizers," to a Windows address-book program, to a Palm Treo, to a Mac, to an iPhone.
On a weekday morning, pensioners and mothers with toddlers browse the aisles buying up bags of crisps, shampoo, books and cheap electronics.
It's an excellent book: crisp and merciless yet funny and full of sympathy.
"Resident Alien," which takes its title from Crisp's last book, began in November 1999 at the Bush Theater in London.
John Weidman's book is crisp, clear, and ambitious.
In "House of Names," the Olympian gods are absent from the action, and the resulting atmosphere of atheism can give the book a crisp, modern edge.
