Sentence examples for nifty lines from inspiring English sources

Some talented writer had put in a few nifty lines.

And Mr. Leyden comes up with as many nifty lines as he does clunkers, like Julian's lament after a long session of "noninvasive" torture, "Either he's the toughest 8-year-old on the planet, or he doesn't know where the money is".

George Galloway has a nifty line in invective.

Such opponents are often lacking in rigorous, properly costed policies, but they do a nifty line in slogans and anti-elite bluster and have stormed ahead in recent elections.

It does, however, do a nifty line in condoms in the team colours, which Mr Zohar claims are outselling those of all other Brazilian teams by 30%.Men like Mr Zohar instill hope in the future of Latin American football.

Dorival Júnior's side looks robust at the back and peddles a nifty line in heart-stopping counter-attacks, utilising the pace of young Rafinha to full effect on the flanks.

There's lovely Lorraine Pascale, a former model with a nifty line in modish mojito genoises, Eric Lanlard, a floppy-fringed Frenchman who lists Brooklyn Beckham's first birthday cake and a "global fanbase" on his CV, and of course, AGA-hearted Mary Berry and her evil sidekick Paul Hollywood, the king and queen of the greatest baking show of all, The Great British Bake Off.

In addition to the brightest of the new breed, Friday's final features a guest appearance from Isy Suttie, who in addition to her best-known gig as Dobby in Channel 4's Peep Show, offers a nifty line in guitar-centric stand-up.

Three years of your life reduced to a nifty one line Q&A.

Although I had a nifty little topic lined up for this week, something else cut to the front of the line, refusing to be denied.

His dedication is as nifty as any other line here.