Sentence examples for witty thing from inspiring English sources

Billy Wilder's 1950 film, on which Lloyd Webber's musical is based, was a sour and witty thing.

And you always have some sweet, witty thing to say.' And she said, 'You know, sometimes I think it up ahead of time.'" She whoops with laughter.

British producers - who tend to operate on the principle that if you've tackled a subject successfully, the witty thing is to do it again - offered him innumerable nice, up-north, feel-good scripts.

Perhaps the only witty thing Stalin ever said was "I trust no one, even myself".

Say that witty thing at a protest march or in a city council meeting or at a school board election.

What witty thing would I say to Mr. Ginsberg?

He does witty things with these images.

He spent $10,000 to have her jaw wired so she could say witty things, and he hid the cables in the back of her Dior dress.

As for the British invasion, who can gripe about settling into an elegant Shubert theater to hear English actors say witty things?

However, whatever may have happened is usually less important than all the witty things that can be said about what happened.

Fitzgerald leaves her characters to live and breathe, to clump about in their uncomfortable rooms and say wise, witty things to each other.