Sentence examples for evil sir from inspiring English sources
Laura has promised her father on his deathbed that she will marry the smarmy, evil Sir Percival Glyde Ron Bohmerr).
Daphne du Maurier hated his 1939 film of her 1936 novel and she may have had a point: Hitchcock erased much of what made the spirited Mary Yellan so adorable and instead unaccountably boosted the story of the comeuppance of Charles Laughton's evil Sir Humphrey Pengallan.
Meanwhile Victoria's mother (Catherine Flemming), evil Sir John Conroy (Paul Rhys and Victoriaa's uncle, the Duke of Cumberland (Peter Firth) plotted to install a regency over Victoria's head – by reason, it would be said, of her insanity.
According to Spitz's book, the narrative part of the show went like this: The gorgeous Ermyntrude (Harrison), clad in fishnets and a white headscarf, is tied to the railroad tracks by the evil Sir John Jasper (Lennon) and rescued by Valiant Paul the Signalman (McCartney).
"When it is your business, the employment of your people, then I think paying a bribe is the lesser of two evils," Sir Mark says.
I will not say: do not weep; for not all tears are an evil". Knowing Sir Christopher is gone, taking a great deal of his dark enchantment with him, leaving the world an emptier, smaller place, is I think a good reason for a tear.
No, these were not the Sheriff of Nottingham and his evil executioner Sir Guy of Gisbourne plotting to overthrow King Richard.
When we asked the clerk at the front desk if the hotel was full of ghosts, he said, "Not... any evil ones, sir".
These include zoo-raised koala Nutsy Robin McLeavyy), goofy frill-necked lizard Jacko David Wenhamm) and evil feral cat Sir Claude (Rufus Sewell), whose sporadic terrorising of the characters mark the writing at its blandest and most cut-and-paste.
The two-part series -- directed by Nick Willing and featuring Dennis Hopper as an evil Greek despot, Sir Derek Jacobi as a blind oracle, Frank Langella as another evil Greek despot and Jason London as the seafaring hero -- may be derived from ancient texts, but its signature is unmistakably Halmi.
