Sentences with phrase «later quipped»

«At the time, I thought there were probably maybe a hundred interesting people in the world and I knew them all,» Charlip later quipped.3 Not the least of which were John Cage and Merce Cunningham, two friends of Harrison's who had just returned from fellowships in Rome.

Booker later quipped: «There's a pattern of you being on side of polluters, even when it restricts state rights you claim to promote.»

He later quipped: «I'm 80 years old.

Cameron later quipped that Corbyn's pro-EU stance risked making him part of «the establishment» (a warning Andy Burnham recently delivered to the shadow cabinet).

As for why Virgin Brides failed, Branson later quipped, «We soon realized there weren't any.»

Then, as he's blown to smithereens moments later he quips, «Fuck Wolverine.

Not exact matches

When one shareholder later noted that Dimon would earn $ 100 in the time it took to hear the shareholder out, Dimon quipped, «I hope it's worth it!»

A year later Taylor debuted Quip, the resulting productivity software suite and company built with co-founder Kevin Gibbs, a friend from his days at Google.

Your new excuse for tardiness - «Sorry I'm late sir, my brain's got a problem judging ETAs for familiar routes»,» quips BPS.

Funny quips from Wendy's are only the latest headline - grabbing attempts by companies to humanize themselves and gain affection and, perhaps, dollars.

But if Spengler's quip has at least a kernal of truth to it, it suggests that reconsidering this relationship will be vital to any post-liberal political theory, especially ones interested in resisting late - liberal urges to globalize ever - larger swaths of society as a way of covering up for centralization's previous disappointments.

When little Billy - the latest addition to the Draper - Garraway clan - was thrust into my arms a couple of days after he arrived recently, Kate quipped: «Oh, Derek, that's twice now you've left Alex holding the baby!»

Indeed, ace playwright, the late Ola Rotimi, was so fascinated by this tortoise quip that he used it to anchor the tragedy of Kurunmi, the ill - fated Aare Ona Kakanfo and Ijaye warlord, in his tragic play, Kurunmi.

Speaking to supporters at his Dongan Hills campaign headquarters, Allegretti quipped, «I'm sorry I was late.

Later, Cuomo poked fun at the idea of Nixon running by quipping he hoped celebrities like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie didn't get in the race, if name recognition was as important as reporters suggested.

He later half - heartedly quipped that «Ed Balls and Ed Miliband have as much credibility as Andrew Mitchell's etiquette coach».

«His performance as a progressive hasn't been very convincing of late — you might say he is an unqualified thespian,» Nixon quipped, playing off the comments made by Cuomo supporter Christine Quinn that Nixon was an «unqualified lesbian.»

When asked how he remained faithful to his wife, the late, legendary actor / god / salad dressing entrepreneur Paul Newman is said to have quipped something along the lines of, «Why go out for hamburger when you could have a steak at home.»

Just more than a quarter - century ago, Kurt Cobain, the late frontman for»90s grunge band Nirvana, famously quipped on the seminal «Nevermind» album that «just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not after you.»

The late great comedian Mitch Hedburg once famously quipped «This shirt is «dry - clean only.»

I'm going to write about the story separately and in more detail later this week, but what you really need to know is that it mixes up the MVC formula a little in battle from time to time and has some great quips and nods — whoever wrote this had great fun bringing these characters together.

A few hours later, Kroll's quip proved surprisingly prescient: «Davis,» the Coen brothers» fictionalized look at Dave Van Ronk and the» 60's folk revival, won the night's top prize, best feature.

Director and co-writer Peter Ricq (alongside Phil Ivanusic and Davila LeBlanc) have constructed the sort of depraved little B - movie that's ideal for late night showings designed primarily towards forgivable genre fans who crave considerably splatter, the odd quotable quip (my fave was probably «I think that if the blood's black, there's no going back!»)

The movie has a quipping Ryan Reynolds starring as a C - list Marvel character with a primary fan base of pimply teenage gamer types whose interests include hanging out in their mom's basement and perusing the latest graphic tees at Hot Topic?

One incautious prod too many and the Cube springs to life, causing a rift in space - time that allows malevolent Asgardian demi - God, Loki (Tom Hiddleston, in a continuation of his role in Thor), to pass through into Earth, nick the Cube, smash up the lab and cast archery mad SHIELD toughnut, Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), under his spell in order to make good his escape to — purely for the sake of a later Captain America quip about Nazis — Germany.

He added, «I will say that I had nothing to do with your books being late,» to which Bendis quipped, «unless she ordered your books.»

The late John Kenneth Galbraith, one of the most renowned economists of modern times once quipped: «In economics the majority is always wrong.»

When a mission to save the daughter of a cult leader goes wrong, our quick - thinking, quip - slinging hero steps up to the plate to battle evil once again before it's too late.

Newman later turned his quip into a simple analogy «Aesthetics is for the artist as ornithology is for the birds.»

«If you want to find someone in Miami in August, you go to Aspen,» quipped Dennis Scholl, one of a half - dozen Pérez Art Museum Miami trustees who met there late last month to interview and ultimately hire a successor to Thom Collins, who left to head the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia in March.