David Collins' impertinently pretty makeover of The Fountain restaurant is so chic, so darling, and so pink that it's my new favourite dining-room in London.
As far as I could see, Miss Marple had no connection whatsoever with this community or any of its inhabitants, impertinently pitching up to do her sleuthing after a conversation on a train with a woman who passed on her suspicions about the spate of recent deaths before pitching head first down an escalator.
When I impertinently ask whether he made enough out of football not to have to work, he sidesteps the question.
She wore a yellow and green blossom-shaped hat with a two-foot-long black feather poking impertinently out.
Thomas Jefferson, in "A Manual of Parliamentary Practice: For the Use of the Senate of the United States" (1801), decreed that "no one is to speak impertinently or beside the question, superfluously or tediously".
When Persie impertinently climbs into the front seat next to him and demands that he call her "Lady Persie," Spargo orders her to the back.
Asked about her drug habit by Diane Sawyer in a 2002 interview, she was evasive, uncomfortably intense and sloppy: "I want to see the receipts," she said impertinently.
I pulled off the sweater quickly, impertinently, and found myself in a cloud of candy-green dust worthy of Hanna-Barbera.
Impertinently, I asked, "While he was outside it, or inside?" She rewarded me with the great laugh and accused me of "dangerous wickedness".
Logue's eccentric methods include insisting that he and Bertie address each other by their first names, making Bertie sing and impertinently asking him about his lonely childhood and his relationship with his chilly family.
or "Miss," but Neal disrupted class by addressing her impertinently as "Carolyn".
