Sentences with phrase «barb yet»

Fellow Democrats don't know what Gov. Andrew Cuomo was thinking when he launched his sharpest barb yet at Mayor Bill de Blasio — over the issue of government corruption.

Fellow Democrats don't know what Cuomo was thinking when he launched his sharpest barb yet at NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio — over the issue of government corruption.

Onstage before a partisan - packed standing - room - only crowd, Republican Congressman Chris Gibson and challenger Sean Eldridge traded some of the fiercest barbs yet in a race that has already seen allegations of shameless carpet - bagging and selling out to corporations.

Not exact matches

Last week, Trump accepted an invitation to meet with Kim by May, although it has yet to be arranged The two leaders have exchanged barbs in the past over North Korea's nuclear program.

Yet this is no Review Show panelist; in among the beautiful words are barbs of vulgarity stories of his many sexual conquests, and a fairly heavy dose of obscenity.

This was painfully the case on Saturday, with ITV managing to lower standards yet further (an impressive feat, considering) with their constant barbs, snide jabs and frankly disrespectful comments about Wenger (and, oddly, Arteta, who they seemed to think was the ghost of Denilson past).

In a modern feather, the barbs branch off from a central stalk or «rachis» but at this stage of feather evolution, the rachis doesn't exist yet.

The pale, tiny fish with long, whiskerlike barbs sprouting from its head (above) is a new species of loach, as yet unnamed.

Dismantling your ego from the off can set a good first impression, yet too many barbs will make you seem less confident than you are or, if you're really like that, signal your accomplishments aren't even worth talking about.

While much humor is found in the brutal competitiveness of the young contestants, the film's sharpest barbs are saved for the pageant's shallow yet driven organizers.

Granted seven days to «put his house in order», Lavelle embarks on a stumbling Stations of the Cross through an unrepentant parish only too happy to parade their sins before him, and trade every attempted benediction for yet another barb.