The Secretary outlayed a week there with a sharp-witted Yale organisation final summer as good as strongly concurs with Jacob's courtesy of Ashland productions of plays both Bardish as good as contemporary. ❋ Admin (2009)
This is not to say this series is a downer—Roach is sharp-witted and funny, and boxing's chintzy glamour, as always, offers an irresistible backdrop. ❋ Jason Gay (2012)
"She's as sharp-witted as she was 20-plus years ago." ❋ Unknown (2011)
That was even some-more constant of a Macbeth, which was droll as good as sharp-witted in a diagnosis of a witches (party hats, kazoos, grotesque dances, comic voices), as good as continually crafty in staging. ❋ Admin (2009)
His latest film, "Let the Bullets Fly," a freewheeling, sharp-witted action adventure set in China's warlord era of the 1920s, has managed to speak satirically, if obliquely, about political corruption and injustice and, at the same time, to break all box-office records—more than $100 million to date—for a Chinese movie in the domestic market. ❋ Joe Morgenstern (2011)
'The Names of Love' "Our two families embody France," says Baya Benmahmoud, the delightful heroine of Michel Leclerc's sharp-witted, sometimes surreal and largely autobiographical French-language comedy, which he directed from a script he wrote with Baya Kasmi. ❋ Joe Morgenstern (2011)
In theatre two, Antony tries to recover his clarity of Roman duty, reflecting upon a genocide of his mom: "She's good, being gone" and determines thathe contingency "from this sharp-witted black break off" as good as lapse to Rome. ❋ Admin (2009)
He built a reputation as a sharp-witted economics commentator at international conferences, establishing contacts with many top U.S. academics. ❋ Nina Koeppen (2011)
Set in the 18th century, the popular film parodied the foibles of the English aristocracy and helped Ms. York, as the virginal, sharp-witted Sophie Western, establish herself as a sought-after actress. ❋ Emma Brown (2011)
Meanwhile, the plain but sharp-witted Alice remains on her father's isolated estate, serving as curator to his strange and vast Collection under the watchful eye of the malevolent Dr. Cattermole. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Rooney is described in a news release about the case as still being sharp-witted. ❋ AP (2011)
Small for her age, sharp-witted and volatile, she smiled a lot and laughed a lot, the beginning of beauty already in her features, her manner touched with a child's unspoilt charm. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Benítez's conception of the match was to look irrelevant as Tottenham produced bold and sharp-witted attacking on their own pitch. ❋ Kevin McCarra At White Hart Lane (2010)
Members finished a celebration of a mass exclaiming to any alternative about how sharp-witted as good as stimulating a contention we had customarily finished of this astonishing play. ❋ Admin (2009)
The former LA Law star joins in a recurring role as Kendall, an intelligent and sharp-witted beauty who commits corporate espionage and has to lie to get out of it. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Barbara Ehrenreich, the sharp-witted author of "Nickel and Dimed" and "Bright-Sided," adds a slightly more sinister angle. ❋ Christina Binkley (2011)
Beautiful, sharp-witted and no less sharp-tongued, she was 17 when she arrived at court in 1521, after two years soaking up the modish graces and affectations of the French court. ❋ Unknown (2011)
