Sentences with phrase «few zingers»
The phrase "few zingers" means a small number of clever or witty comments or jokes. Full definition
But, the Internet definitely got in a few zingers before then.
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As Fox News pointed out, Clinton lobbed a few zingers at Trump as well, saying that when Trump «looks at the Statue of Liberty and sees a four.
-LSB-...] a few zingers over the past three seasons!
Our Democratic duo, flashing brilliant smiles beneath furrowed brows, managed a few zingers.
Perhaps wary of queries about his family finances, the PM didn't take any questions from the media - but the undergrads managed a few zingers of their own.
Malkovich's character, kind of a dim - bulb weapons expert, gets most of the funnier lines, while Mirren's suave and sexy senior gets in a few zingers herself.
Couple that with Neeson's formidable presence, the husky voice tinged with both melancholy and determination as Mike's adventures take ever more hair - raising turns, and you have a fine popcorn flick, complete with a few zinger tag lines.
Depp fires off a few zingers, but these two and a half hours of wall - to - wall action fail to generate many laughs or a sense of adventure.
After a few zingers handed out by the Academy this week with their Oscar nominations, the Screen Actors Guild will weigh in on their...
Much like he did in 2009's «It's Complicated,» Krasinski pops in every so often with a few zingers that reinvigorate the movie.
It's also somewhat refreshing to find a superhero movie that doesn't sugarcoat human nature, and The Dark Knight is able to throw in a few zingers about the inescapable black spots on the soul of every character, even the good ones.
If you look carefully, they slipped in a few zingers with these resumes that you would not want to emulate on your own.