Sentence examples for sassy call from inspiring English sources

When I hear a glorious rendition of "Amazing Grace," the solemn call of a White Throated Sparrow, the rumble of a late-'60s carbureted Ford V8, or the sassy call of a Mockingbird, I'm certain I've won the lottery.

With a memoir titled "Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy," Geralyn Lucas turned her battle with breast cancer at age 27 into a sassy calling card for everything from inspirational speeches to flashing her scar to other survivors.

He also called it a "sexy, sassy" song and "one of the year's best pop singles".

I was cocky, sassy, arrogant — call it what you will.

She has since made a devil-dog called Caz, and is now making a "sassy fox" called Butterscotch for one of her school friends.

He did, however, turn out to be a great ghost when he returned to haunt his killers with a sassy little song called "Oh! Ain't That Sweet".

A year later, in 1988, she recorded a sassy dance song called "I Should Be So Lucky," and it went to No. 1 in Britain.

A sassy-toned call for systemwide environmental revolution.

At a recent meal, the sassy waitress called patrons "pumpkin" and delivered every dish with a comment.

Nina, also befriended by a sassy kleptomaniac called Toni who takes her on a thieving spree, is no one's daughter.Here Mr Petzold taps into a compelling German theme: that of emptiness, of something missing, of one generation trying, and often failing, to connect with another.

Patrick McDonald of The Seattle Times called it a "clever, sassy, upbeat song" Alison Bonaguro of the Chicago Tribune said the song was a "clean-but-still-rowdy" number for Swift.