The game was not even half an hour old but Celta were already trailing 1-0 when Aspas clashed with the wiliest of wily old foxes, Carlos Marchena.
So, too, has Senator Carlos Andres Perez, who as president was the target of the lieutenant-colonel's 1992 coup attempt, and is the wiliest of political veterans.If professional Chavez-watchers are unsure about the president, so are the people of Venezuela.
Just over a decade ago the former Australian Labor leader looked to possess the political talent and strategic wit to outfox the wiliest of conservative politicians, John Howard – before he collapsed in an acrimonious heap.
So-called 'lies of omission' (or 'passive lying' (Opie 1825)) are not lies (Douglas 1976, 59; Dynel 2011, 154).
Belichick, who always wears a hoodie on the sidelines, is the wiliest of coaches, utilising a deep knowledge and experience of the game to outwit opponents, but he has not been far from controversy.
Eimear (in Celtic mythology, the name of "the wily wife of a famous warrior") settles herself on the sofa.
He's a mischievous subverter of the dictatorship of all categories, a wily poet of the everyday.
TOSHIHIKO FUKUI, the wily governor of the Bank of Japan (BoJ), would dearly like to raise interest rates.
In Bernadette Manca di Nissa's Mrs. Quickly, he had an ideal scene partner, full of the same wily love of the stage.
