Sentence examples for wicked with a from inspiring English sources

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

"He diligently supervised its multiple adventures its brief spiralling rise, its determined fall (like a sycamore seed, a helicopter blade, an injured grouse on the wing), its eventual splash-landing, its half-hearted floating, its gradual submerging, with a strong, with a wicked, with a powerful sense of satisfaction".Why settle for a descriptive phrase when a whole prose-poem will do?

He is just as wicked with a PS4 pad in your hand as he is with your feet up in front of Sky Atlantic – but can you take any significant action against his evil ways?

He is just as wicked with a PS4 pad in your hand as he is with your feet up in front of Sky Atlantic but can you take any significant action against his evil ways?

He's outstanding, a precursor of Graham Greene's Pinkie, a wicked boy with a blonde (or grey) streak in his hair.

Jimi Hendrix's wicked way with a medallion and a military drummer jacket is having another fashion moment nearly 45 years after his death.

Her successor, Sarah Brown, already an accomplished public relations practitioner, was not going to make the same mistake of being branded a wicked witch with a letterbox mouth obsessed with New Age jollities.

PLAYERS YOU SHOULD KNOW: Roberto Carlos, a fleet left fullback who has a wicked way with a free kick; Cafu, his counterpart at right fullback, and attacking midfielders Rivaldo, Denilson and Giovanni.

Moving from Britain to Italy, from diseased court to wild countryside to battlefield, the play has elements of a pastoral comedy and a history too, even a wicked queen with a secret potion straight from a fairy tale.

The figure, Nephi, who narrates the first sections of the Book of Mormon, stands on a rock and, according to Friberg's title, subdues his wicked brothers with a forceful outstretching of his hand.

The orchestrated panic of a nuptial fiasco makes us laugh; and it is salutary to be reminded that Brecht, so often viewed as hectoringly didactic, was a wicked ironist with a sharp eye for bourgeois calamity.