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• Gagner is more a class wisecracker than a bona fide leader.
• Wilhoit, 13, is indifferent, jaded, the wisecracker.
• Jimmy was a wisecracker, a kid who always had something to say.
• WISECRACKER : The Life and Times of William Haines, by William Mann.
• Wisecracker Sandler suddenly has to father a little boy.
• Sutton also was a controversial figure off the field, a well-spoken wisecracker.
• To most golf people, Zoeller was just being himself, golf's witty wisecracker.
• What if you made the show's leading man into a pill-popping, Bushmills-swilling wisecracker?
• Burnett is more of a wisecracker than a hero, which makes it more significant when he does heroic things.
• Abe Martin was a hillbilly character and an anti-hero, always making wisecracker jokes and uttering popular sayings.
• With the help of a talking donkey who's a real wisecracker ( Eddie Murphy ), Shrek frees Fiona.
• "That's just how I've always been, a wisecracker, " he explained later.
• Bobby Clark was the fast-talking wisecracker with painted-on eyeglasses; Paul McCullough was his easygoing assistant named Blodgett.
• Kidd had an attractive personality, Chute said, adding that she was a wisecracker who made people laugh and could laugh about herself.
• William Mann's " Wisecracker " is very nearly that book, in spite of the author's infatuation with unsubstantiated gossip.
• Bob Hope might need another century to be thanked by all the veterans who cherish the wisecracker's performances for U . S . troops.
• From the start, he rarely gave a straight answer to any question, more because he's a born wisecracker than any proclivity to deception.
• The crusty lawmaker, an Army sergeant in the Korean War, is known among his colleagues as a wisecracker, but he was dead serious this time.
• For all my qualms about his sourcing, William Mann writes very well, and " Wisecracker " is a valuable book about a mostly admirable man.
• The main beneficiary of the media invasion, it seems, has been local fisherman Fred Wiseman, a brawny wisecracker who charges journalists dlrs 700 for the hop offshore.