Sentence examples for delicious line from inspiring English sources

It's a delicious line, but it doesn't mean it's right.

As in much of his previous work, Mr Auster walks a delicious line between the realistic and the supernatural.

Let's take a moment to savour that delicious line, "I want to kiss it death", before enjoying our annual game of trailer-dissection roulette.

Another woman Ms. Brussell finds simpatico is Francesca Blumenthal, a New York songwriter whose witty miniature tour guide, "Museum," a musical survey of the kind of men you meet in art museums, includes the delicious line, "It's certainly no folly if you dally at a Dalí." The show is also larded with quotations from women like Sally Field and Nancy Reagan.

The trick is that this 90 minute comedy is tightly plotted and delivered with verve by a cast that straddles that delicious line between out of control lunacy and a genuine affection for their nutty characters.

She dumps maths to chase a boy, and dumps her friends to chase popularity, and drops delicious lines like, "I know it may look like I was being a bitch, but that's only because I was acting like a bitch".

Shaffer would bring me presents every day of a delicious new line or a startling new scene.

Opening with the words, "How do you do ?" and closing with the delicious throwaway line, "Anyway, if you have been, thanks for listening," the programme was broadcast on Radio 4 at 8.45am, on the first Monday of each month, and ran for 26 years.

After an hour, there were a half-dozen bowls and plates of delicious nibbles lined up on the bar.

If there's a tiny complaint I'd make, it's that she and Nivola aren't allowed the delicious final lines that Mamet used in his film version.

The result is delicious, as the line of people outside waiting for a seat at the counter attests.