Sentence examples for out of witty from inspiring English sources

I don't think anybody was expecting that race out of Witty, including herself".

Yes, running out of witty banter, but the designer is sure to rise.

The Seed of Abraham!" "You're a Butt Pirate!" "I am the Bread of Life!" "You're a Fudgepacker!" "I am the Firstborn!" "You're... you're Gay!" Rush was running out of witty, funny things to say.

The polls suggest that yet another witty, likable and out-of-touch Etonian is cruising towards re-election on the strength of his personality.

By the time he was starting out, the witty changes of register associated with the New Review and the New Statesman in the 70s had degenerated into a reflexively jokey high style in the hands of many journalists.

Instead of witty, well-thought-out chocolate ads, we get flash mobs of vloggers bothering commuters who smile through gritted teeth before closing their eyes on the platform and briefly contemplating becoming a train pancake.

Mr. Bush acted totally out of character: witty, engaged, amiable, bipartisan and magnanimous.

The rest of this story plays out with witty precision, observing the old friends' wary social maneuvering and emerging grudges.

Speculation about the baby includes a raft of possible occupations including chef, gardener, sailor and banker, each of which is fleshed out in witty, wordless double-page spreads.

Jessica spills out her heart in the form of witty, sarcastic diary entries as she deals with life without her best friend.

Hussein Chalayan, dressed as a posh French waiter serving Champagne to his elegant models, was a sign that the designer was bringing out the witty and sophisticated side of his sometimes-complex collections.