Sentence examples for wicked cut from inspiring English sources

She had cheekbones of a wicked cut and curve, archable eyebrows, and a nose whose beaky hauteur came in handy when she rose to playing the loftier classes, or, as in "The Lady Eve" (1941), slicing them to shreds.

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

This God utters blasphemous Pythonesque drolleries, and smites the wicked with "a 19percentt pay cut backdated to the beginning of time".

In their story, the wicked stepmother had one sister cut off her big toe so the slipper would fit, the other her heel.

"Wicked fresh sashimi" to one user was "cut like a porterhouse and tasting like a refrigerator" to another.

The result was rough and misshapen compared with Peter's, with wicked sharp points of steel bristling along the cut edges.

"Lightning on the Sun" cuts deepest when Bingham lets his wicked sense of humor wield the knife.

Climate change adaptation is a wicked problem; that is, there are no clear-cut solutions and stakeholders at each site disagree on values, norms and first steps, making adaptation difficult.

Vision Direct do add a wicked twist to their version when the music is cut and the little pug disappears on the ice.

Bertha and a cousin sing a paean to the joys of shedding your clothing, "Sweet Nudity," that was cut from the original show for being too wicked, although its lyrics are far more innocuous than those of several other numbers.

That exodus took off in the wicked 1980s when the number of British merchant navy officers was cut by two-thirds, replaced by cheaper foreign staff.