His dry wit and
turn of a phrase left me smiling.
Not exact matches
The plot centers on a good guy who's also a bad guy — special forces op
turned mercenary Wade Wilson, played by Ryan Reynolds, who undergoes a rogue medical procedure that gives him superfast healing powers but also
leaves him looking — in one
of the kinder
phrases best - bud T.J. Miller offers — «like a testicle with teeth.»
by Walter Chaw There's a brilliant song by Patty Griffin called «Every Little Bit» that, among other piquant
turns of phrase, includes the lyric «I still don't blame you for
leaving, baby, it's called living with ghosts.»
In his matter -
of - fact voice, laced with old - fashioned
turns of phrase and a parochial vocabulary, Jacob narrates the story
of Nodd's downfall, beginning with the appearance
of a wolf that preys on their sheep and a chance meeting with a beautiful, worldly girl on the other side
of the fence as well as the arrival
of an angry outsider who's desperate to
leave.
Leckey has a
turn of phrase that veers from the pseudo — theoretically verbose to the out - and - out poetic,
leaving much
of the audience stroking their chins in bafflement one minute and laughing out loud the next.
In this regard, Mr. Johnson cites Feng v. Graham [1988] 5 W.W.R. 137 (B.C.C.A.), (not a
left turn case), for the principle that the plaintiff's entitlement to assume that other traffic will obey the law, is «subject to the proviso» (in counsel's
phrase) that where it is apparent or should be apparent that an oncoming driver is not going to yield the right -
of - way, then at that point the other driver must act reasonably and can not simply proceed into the collision, as it were.