(The editorial, making mischievous reference to what it called his "personal history," implored voters to "have the good sense to reject a hasty marriage to Gingrich").
The words big time were a mischievous reference to, and a reminder of, Mr. Cheney's response to Mr. Bush in September, when the Texas governor made a crude insult about a reporter that was picked up by a nearby microphone.
Second, in a mischievous reference, she suggests that my approach to attenuating the serious inequality of resources available to the very greatest universities is to "play with the notion" of a luxury tax of the kind that exists in professional baseball to redress these inequalities.
The title of Rushdie's 12th novel is a mischievous reference to Scheherazade's 1,001 Nights, and the Satanic Verses author channels the eastern tradition of "wonder tales" in this story of a world unraveling.
After pranking Dwight, Pam declares herself the "Bart Simpson of Scranton", a reference to the mischievous protagonist from the animated comedy series The Simpsons.
The title is a reference to Nezha, the mischievous neon god whom Hsiao-kang's mother believes he is a reincarnation of.
On a recent afternoon, the bearded bartender explained the reference: a legendary scheme cultivated by the mischievous showman P. T. Barnum, who, in 1869, claimed that he had "discovered" a huge, fossilized man upstate, in Cardiff.
Then, there is a sinister reference to "soup liars", perhaps people who tell mischievous untruths about the first course, but in fact he meant trade "suppliers".
When he records with Beyoncé, though, Jay-Z's mischievous wit disappears; on "Crazy in Love," he barely even makes reference to her.
It takes Gaga's naughty, mischievous central hook and turns it around to be an unrefined oral sex reference that makes it a "hyper-catchy, forward-looking single".
