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• "So are you, " he replied saucily.
• She ridicules Tartuffe and so saucily interrupts Orgon that he storms out.
• In other words, it has become what it once so saucily goofed on.
• She shimmied saucily by her window, decorated with tiny religious icons and other statues.
• Vivienne Westwood's hot idea was a double saddlebag displayed saucily on derrieres of dancers.
• Bells go off, music suddenly blares, saucily dressed waitresses appear, to serve martinis and canapes.
• One arm, saucily perched on her hip, is sheathed to the elbow in a white satin glove.
• Miss Kitty, perched saucily in the middle of the bed, will allow a kiss on her cheek.
• To which Earl replied, rather saucily, " Hey, it's all fun and games ."
• Jean-Paul Kauffmann saucily admits in his first sentence that he has " never had any particular liking for Napoleon ."
• Locklear replied, adding saucily : " But then I didn't watch it again'til I came on it ."
• Bright-colored fish, fashioned from fine paper and slim bamboo supports, wiggle saucily on the wind, as if battling a river current.
• The arc of the sitter's dark eyebrows and saucily tilted nose in that pleasant, rosy-cheeked face are common to works by Renoir.
• The cover's captivating overlapping images, by the photographer Nick Knight, are reminiscent of the 3-D seaside postcards that wink saucily when tilted.
• In the 1967 film version, Dustin Hoffman is seen watching Anne Bancroft's Mrs . Robinson as she saucily removes her stockings, but her nakedness is merely hinted at.
• The riverboat was the Discovery III, a sternwheeler that made a leisurely 20-mile round trip on the Chena and Tanana rivers, with beavers now and then swimming saucily by.
• Leading with a visored hat in grass-khaki green with a ribbed tank T-shirt over ballooning harem pants, saucily open at the wide waist, Galliano showed inspiration and talent.
• In between, he saucily answered questions without missing a breath or a beat and sometimes not making a whole lot of sense because of his propensity to burst into song in the middle of a quote.
• Miles Davis, " Live Around the World " : These live recordings from the late 1980s showcase jazz fusion at its finest, played saucily by one of its inventors and most tireless innovators.
• When the new owners decided to do away with all vestiges of the old decor, the fountain's pieces went into the garden, the bowl covered in mosaics, the mermaid sitting saucily on top.