"I think they should dismantle the Iron Throne," he replies saucily.
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A sweaty Hermione teases herself with her wand, looking saucily at Harry.
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" Last year, Ms. Shaheen began a service she saucily calls "Pimp My Watch.
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"Who says you can't be the next YouTube sensation?" the class description saucily teased.
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It has found a perch by a bookshelf, and is bobbing saucily at me.
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But to have someone saucily sink to their knees, well, that's just vulgar somehow.
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In a kind of reverse strip tease, she pulls items of clothing from her mouth and vagina then saucily tries them on.
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Coghlan attended a dinner at which he was present and got his attention when she saucily refused to toast the American cause.
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Magdalen King-Hall, wielding what the paper called "a saucily descriptive pen," dashed out the fake (and racy!) diary of a late-18th-century woman in a few weeks.
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"And now the rains weep o'er our halls," she says, just before Jaime offers her the fatal glass of wine (and before she saucily confesses to the murder of his inbred son Joffrey).
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In a recent photo on Welch's Instagram feed, Welch tends to Elisabeth Moss's shoes while buried under the skirt of the actress's Monique Lhuillier ball gown; both women saucily give the camera the finger.
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Trump's inauguration gown, with its undulant strip of gazar at the bodice and a slit that traveled saucily from hip to hem, is the first important dress he has created under his own name.
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A meme involving the Hollywood Walk of Fame saucily questioned who our president is, while the late-week news that Hobby Lobby had been smuggling ancient artifacts, possibly looted from Iraq, briefly united us in amused bafflement once again.
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I'm confident that the three central characters in "Street Children," an affecting and saucily funny new play by Pia Scala-Zankel, about transgender youth living on the harsh streets of New York in the 1980s, will remain with me for good.
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Complete the look by straightening your hair until it looks like glossy spaghetti, coating your face in make-up, draping the headphone cable saucily around your wrist, and finally never actually existing anywhere other than the wet dreams of a dweeby dorm-room Disclosure fan.
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" His "guiding principle" of late has been inspired by the trans pop star Kim Petras, who responded to the hate-mongering Westboro Baptist Church picketing her appearance in Kansas City by posing saucily in front of the group and captioning the picture with a message: "Hoes Mad.
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Jane Poitier (8 June 1736 - after 1786) was a British singer and dancer. She started out as a dancer but became a singer of main parts. She was known for appearing saucily dressed. She was an innocent party in a marriage where the clergy involved were transported for fourteen years.
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The beach depicted here is probably not in the Channel Islands but near Dieppe, on the Normandy coast. The model was Aline Charigot, his then girlfriend, whom he married in 1890. The arc of the sitter's dark eyebrows and saucily tilted nose in that pleasant, rosy-cheeked face are common to works by Renoir.
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At the end of the performance, a male dancer ripped off the skirt she wore, revealing "tiny" denim shorts underneath. Later, she "saucily" replied, "Just because my album name is Stripped, doesn't mean you can take my clothes off". She also performed the medley during the tour's extension, The Stripped Tour in late 2003; it was later included in the DVD release Stripped Live in the U.K..
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Initially, the couple's life together was idyllic. Wollstonecraft playfully wrote to one friend: "My little Girl begins to suck so manfully that her father reckons saucily on her writing the second part of the R[igh]ts of Woman" [emphasis in original].Qtd. in Todd, Mary Wollstonecraft, 258; see also, Tomalin, 219; Todd, Death and the Maidens, 22. Imlay soon tired of Wollstonecraft and domestic life and left her for long periods of time.
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Wollstonecraft was overjoyed; she wrote to a friend, 'My little Girl begins to suck so MANFULLY that her father reckons saucily on her writing the second part of the R[igh]ts of Woman' (emphasis hers).Quoted in Wardle, 202. She continued to write avidly, despite not only her pregnancy and the burdens of being a new mother alone in a foreign country, but also the growing tumult of the French Revolution.
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Later, she "saucily" replied, "Just because my album name is Stripped, doesn't mean you can take my clothes off". She continued with the "gorgeous ache" of "Walk Away". The performance of "Fighter" "had more feelings and excitements", and the performance version of "What a Girl Wants" was provided with some "well-deserved" dance moves, in which she wore a purple shirt and shorts. Aguilera ended her part with "Beautiful", wearing jeans and a T-shirt which emblazoned with the words "God sees no color".
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The Chicago Tribune wrote: "Leslie-Anne Down obviously is no Bergman... Wagner is no Grant, try as he may.... "Indiscreet" is more flimsy than brittle, filled with lighter-than-air dialogue and the old hiding-out-on-window- ledges and falling-out-of-rowboat gambits. On the up side there is Down, who at times looks positively Ava Gardnerian, whether parading around in backless dresses or demonstrating a very special talent for saucily closing doors with her tush.""The remade classic: Pond scum on the waters of time". Clifford, Terry.
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During the medley of two Spanish songs from Mi Reflejo, "Contigo en la Distancia" and "Falsas Esperanzas", a male dancer ripped off the skirt she wore, revealing tiny denim boy-cut shorts underneath. Later, she "saucily" replied, "Just because my album is called 'Stripped,' doesn't mean you can take my clothes off". Following the video interlude of "Loving Me 4 Me", she performed the ballad "Impossible". She changed into a "silky empire-waisted" red dress to channel her favorite singer, Etta James, and performed James' two hits, "At Last" and "I Prefer You".
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NME gave the song a score of 8.5 out of 10, describing it as "dirty funk guitars rub[bing] saucily against a Prince-ish falsetto over a pink leather couchette". A reviewer on Blogcritics commented that the song has "a bit of a 'disco' feel that some fans may not be expecting". Andrew Perry of The Observer wrote that the song "thunderingly mixes Automatic-era Jesus and Mary Chain with a Prince-like funk, and boasts lyrics like, 'Oo, baby, I'm a fool for you' - not the doings of a gothy navel-gazer." The song was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America in 2015.
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