Sentence examples for wicked turn from inspiring English sources
Then came another wicked turn, Djokovic breaking back when Nadal hit long.
Like McCarthy, Mallon possesses a sharp tongue and a gift for the wicked turn of phrase employed on selective occasions.
That difficulty will start with the first stage, which rolls through 120 miles of the Brittany coast from Brest to Plumelec before taking a wicked turn uphill in the final mile.
Originally titled "Funeral Games" and subtitled "A Farce," the play demands impeccable style of the indefinable kind inspired by Shaw or Wilde, both the epigrammatic precursors of Orton's exquisite, wicked turn of phrase.
"As I live, says the Lord GOD, I have no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but that the wicked turn from their ways and live".
Irons offered deliciously wicked turns in Dead Ringers (1988) and Reversal of Fortune (1990).
Many enter poverty from left field, tricked by wicked turns of fate.
Picture it at almost 80 miles an hour, with wicked turns, at G-forces so powerful that you cannot raise your helmet from the ice, which glitters just an inch away.
Seldom does he offer up a sentence that will stop you in your tracks, but that didn't keep me from laughing out loud several times during "Mister 880" — not at wisecracks or wicked turns of phrase but, rather, at an increasing absurdity that, at some unchartable point, tips into hilarity.
A wicked spell turns Darren Brownlie's sweet-natured Rudolph into the icy Snaw Queen herself.
Say what you like about Adolf Hitler, but not only was he Germany's greatest lover, he could also turn out a wicked bit of abstract art when he put his mind to it.
