Sentence examples for has been wicked from inspiring English sources

The snootier amongst us might complain about the day-trippers, but Exchange's programming since Insomniac got involved has been wicked.

Repeat this process until all excess PBS has been wicked away and the serosa becomes tacky.

Team GB have been wicked too.

It must have been wicked fun for E. "Do you think E. knows that we can see her breasts every night?" one piping, beardless, callow youth asked.

"You guys have been wicked," he says, wrapping up a short 10-song set that has delivered everything from sultry babymaking music to harder-edged funk.

The Labour leader's August has been a wicked month.

Smoking has been considered wicked in public for so long that it's almost de rigeur for a villain to light up.

Mr. Schwarzenegger, whose main contribution to American culture has been inspiring wicked parodies on "Saturday Night Live" and "The Simpsons," acts (if you can call it that) with his usual leaden whimsy, manifesting the gift for uttering hard-to-forget, meaningless catchphrases that is most likely the wellspring of his blossoming reported desire to seek elective office in California.

Bout tries to claim he is a mere businessman, whose good name has been besmirched by wicked journalists, activists and prosecutors.

A source told the Telegraph that ministers will expect nursery staff to report anti-Semitic comments or instances where a Muslim child has been taught that non-Muslims are wicked.

To add further insult, he has been marching in the wicked ones' "Pride Parades".