Sentence examples for foxy of from inspiring English sources
How else to explain a statement issued by Roger Ailes in the small hours of Friday morning, in which the Fox News chairman was forced to claim that something he'd previously said about Trump was satire – that least Foxy of genres – while hotly denying that he had placed "multiple calls" to Trump imploring him to attend the debate.
As your healthcare blogger, I'm very pleased to announce the presence of two outstanding progressive sex advice columnists, Prof. Foxy of feministing.com and Heather Corinna of RH Reality Check.
Psychologist supreme, poker king, foxiest of foxes, on their strong hands and distracting leg-wobbles a nation's hopes will rest.
Today, on the Foxy news of Sunday, Ted Olson of Prop 8 case fame, and Mitch Daniels -- the latest new things in Republicans named Mitch, and panel time, with a panel.
Alfred Henry Spink described him as "one of the real foxy fellows of the baseball world.
The 84-year-old unburdens himself of this apothegm with the foxy charm of the late French actor Charles Boyer.
"Vengeance" once again leads Quirke into his favorite kind of trouble: "yet another morass of human cupidity and deceit," involving the deaths of powerful men and the foxy insolence of their glamorous widows.
His text was intended in part as a visual element but unlike graffiti writers who produced ever more expressive tags during that heated moment in New York graffiti history, Basquiat also sought an audience who may be hip to his cerebral wordplay of poetry that puzzled and enticed -- a foxy style of William Burroughs-inspired automatic writing he adapted for his own uses.
From lilac purple, through cerise to baby pink Anacamptis pyramidalis flowers are domed or conical and have the foxy scent of a rebel.
Mr. Howard was a sophomore at Oberlin College in Ohio in 1997 when he was drawn to Ms. Chatfield, a freshman — "this willowy, intriguing, foxy sort of girl," he said.
Blair initially described her as a "fun, feisty and foxy sort of character".
