Sentence examples for little quips from inspiring English sources

Is one of your parents white?' Don't make little quips that are meant to break the ice.

Today's post contains quick little quips that say a lot without saying a lot.

The instructions actually make light of this fact, from time to time, with little quips about the repetition.

Still, his little quips started a war.

"And as they filed past, one of those dads made a little quip.

He makes his little quip, and after it he puts "(Smile)." View Article By Jia Tolentino By Alan Burdick By John Cassidy By Atul Gawande.

The Bristolian has always been good for a quote, a little quip to lighten the mood and play up to his image as a part-time comedian.

But as I am in Paris I might try at least to pass on a little quip I heard the other day.

It is not surprising that the little quip offered by the European council president, Donald Tusk – "We have an a-Greekment" – failed to lighten the mood when he announced on Monday morning that talks had been concluded.

Neither part of his little quip helps smooth over the clunkiness of this latest honorary title: if he does ever practise law after his honorary ceremony on Monday called him to the Bench, he'd be discrediting the legal profession and showing that, again, our royal family think of themselves as above the usual laws and regulations.

Then you've got the goofy village area where it seems like everyone you speak to has a little quip.