Sentence examples for wit to come from inspiring English sources

Ooooh, is that a tantalising taste of the biting wit to come?

Grand Mal mixes three parts Rolling Stones, one part Velvet Underground and the wit to come up with lines like, "I'm going home I can't sit still/When I'm with you I feel incurably ill," for rock with an unabashed swagger.

There is also an amusing and friendly performance by preteen Morgan Gao playing one of those nonsensical roles--is he a bank president --that musical comedy bookwriters sometimes strain their wit to come upresident --that

The challenge is in altering the ratio of gravity and wit to come up with something genuinely engaging.

Cyrus will change again, and she's got wit and smarts to come up with better.

It doesn't feel like it should be beyond the wit of man to come up with a policy that solves both these problems.

Professor Alan Maryon-Davies, from Alcohol Research UK, says: "People need a straightforward, evidence-based message, and it should not be beyond the wit of government to come up with a campaign to bang home that message".

I would love Wu-Tang to come wit' me, an' live in Australia for a year.

Likewise, Cressida's wit and boldness fail to come through in Juliet Rylance's stiff and humdrum rendering.

"Tonight Show" writers are supposed to create material that seems loose and loopy enough to pass as the host's extemporaneous wit; Mr. Leno had to come up with jokes that sounded as polished as his staff's best work.

As Niblett suggested, it should not be beyond the wit of western leaders to come up with proposals, for example a pledge in the Ukrainian constitution that those living in the east, largely Russian-speaking, part of the country could veto any proposal for Ukraine to join Nato.