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• There's nothing larky about " Payback ."
• Larky comes around, finds the singer and starts chasing him.
• This is the larky 1964 film that launched the Beatles.
• In Spielberg's larky yet melancholy " Catch Me,"
• Some of the humor is very dark, but Darriessecq leavens it with larky moments.
• The singer manages to trick Larky, steal his clothes and lock him into a room.
• Lydia also wants to move, since she is worried Larky will fall back in love with Julie.
• Larky is released from his prison and the singer is found hidden, in his underwear, in the trunk.
• She recalled him being funny, " separate, larky; outside the cliques; private all the time ".
• The plot has a larky tone when being serious, and a serious tone when taking flight to cuckoo-land.
• Or perhaps it's just a larky goof poking wicked fun at a dopey rock star's dopier lifestyle.
• When the two cooked up the idea of depicting the war on terror with puppets, it seemed a larky gas.
• In the'80s, his feature films had a larky mood, a loose frame and a fondness for kitschy Americana.
• This is where Manet sketched him, in the modern thick of things, looking dapper and larky in a straw hat and a billowy shirt.
• It was a powerful, even inspiring, statement about survival and recovery, and yet, it had the larky feel of a dare ."
• A curious thing happened : the drive for novelty brought the peripheral genres, the larky impulse rentals, to the center, while marginalizing the classics.
• At first, each of the actors says, he thought it would be larky, dressing up in women's clothes and doing the anti-macho thing.
• Sunlit and golden with Cather's glorious Midwestern landscapes, the novel follows Thea Kronborg from her larky girlhood to the brink of her maturity as an opera singer.
• On top of this, Julie is involved in arranging an engagement party for her ex-boyfriend, Larky, who is now going to marry her friend Lydia.
• The color bar test pattern was originally conceived by Norbert D . Larky of RCA Laboratories and first published in RCA Licensee Bulletin LB-819 on February 7, 1951.