sarky

It was, I thought, the last time that she would make sarky remarks about a fellow medium's performance.

Not only sarky but a little too perceptive.

Meanwhile, almost every day Guy makes some sarky comment such as, "Was your ex working hard today then?"

"You got bold and sarky fast once you got up here."

He was getting a sarky tone on him, Old Bones was.

I'll never be sarky about Young Doctors again.

I thought she was being sarky about my bouquet but then I realized all the rooms were named after flowers.

Sarky comments from an equally troubled UK are not particularly helpful.

I parked behind it and prepared some sarky backchat if the owners turned out to be sightseers.

Again Tallboy found it hard to judge the tone but if pressed he would have said it was sarky.

The sarky witch said, "You stand guard.

Brilliant, sarky parody of the average Guardian reader's paranoia of corporations and the corporate media?

Is Dan being sincere or sarky when he says to Kate: "Nice link, that"?

I love it when pop music is mentioned on here and all the stuffed shirts come out to look down their noses and make sarky comments.

He almost nodded at the Quiller in sarky challenge, but such complicity revolted him and he turned away.

Stacey has been described as "sarky, sassy and...realistically streetwise."

Bruce had hoped to look sarky and disrespectful, the street punk in a leather jacket and pointy-toed boots thumbing his nose at authority.

If, when checking in your luggage, you fail to hear a sarky complaint from your companion about the number of suitcases, you must seek medical help immediately.

In particular, Simon Slater as the sarky office cad and Annette Badland as Beryl put in performances far above the level of the sitcom script.

DreamWorks triumphed too, finally ditching the sarky quips for this charmer about a Viking blacksmith's apprentice and his pet, a fire-breathing reptile of rare appeal.

At least they weren't specifically sarky about the Liverpool connection which, as well as providing music and lyrics, also helped out with advice to the islanders on how to gamble with their fortune.

He felt that the "brusque, sarky and virile" Ninth Doctor "transports us back to the golden era of Jon Pertwee when the series still had that edge of darkness."

Gigwise went on to say that the single was "a razor-sharp lyrical assault with enough bombast to fuel the war in Afghanistan" and BBC noted that the single was a "sarky bling-killing single."

Which scabrous, sarky interviewer could give Fall-derivatives, football-obsessive and all-around smart alecs I, LUDICROUS a good going-over as their 'Idiots Savants' LP sneaks out?