Sentence examples for wicked on from inspiring English sources

It is accepted wisdom that young folks don't go to theater much (I'm not talking about tweens going to "Wicked" on their parents' dime), and one presumed reason for their reluctance is the price of entry.

IN the cool of the evening light/ the girls in their summer clothes pass me by... me by... me by.... Seems those Springsteen lyrics have stuck in their groove, stalled like most everything in a July that will likely go down as one of the most wicked on record.

Hussey was wicked on anything even remotely short.

Ms. Sampliner, 55, is the company manager of "Wicked" on Broadway.

"Wicked," on the other hand, wears its political heart as if it were a slogan button.

They're usually relegated to sidekick or villain status in fantasy dramas, protagonists only in lighter, comedic fare like "Wicked" on Broadway or "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" on television.

It is wicked to load on one man the hopes of a continent, but that is how the modern news media hype these events.

Both goals whistled over goaltender Curtis Joseph on wicked one-timers.

Already, cost increases are "putting wicked pressure on our hospitals, on our seniors and on our state governments," Welch said.

Serena had four aces, including one that had a wicked kick on set point in the tie breaker.

Nothing wicked is going on in Tiepolo's "Holy Family With St.