zestily

Last week, I zestily sliced up Bethell's article in this post.

Archive 2007-03-01 2007

Without thanking me, the boy zestily licked his lips and grabbed the juicy red fruit meteor with his hand.

Archive 2007-05-01 2007

They hover around me (an estrogen-exuding Vision of desert camouflage beauty), just waiting for their chance to break the I-Don't-Like-You-Like-That Barrier which keeps them from zestily ravaging my personal region.

bluemeany Diary Entry bluemeany 2005

There's more chance of Lord Henry Manners of Mannersville zestily picking his nose at the dinner table than there is of Ryder picking Tahir.

The Guardian World News Rob Smyth 2011

Co-produced by Told by an Idiot an outfit more familiar to us southerners and thus bearing all the trademarks of the Idiots' zestily playful style of storytelling, The Dark Philosophers is an ebullient riff on the life and works of the late Welsh writer Gwyn Thomas.

Evening Standard - Home Fiona Mountford 2011

Here the strings played zestily, and the antiphonal interplay among the trumpets, woodwinds and French horns was a delight.

NYT > Home Page By ALLAN KOZINN 2011

On the Australian balcony, Steve Smith is having a gnawing zestily at his fingernails.

The Guardian World News Rob Smyth 2011

Writing zestily in the catalog, Kristina Wilson discusses Russel Wright's "Eclipse'' glasses, which are decorated with a pattern of colored party balloons, and dares to ask: "Is childhood the place of freedom to which alcohol aspires?''

Boston.com Top Stories 2011

A ditzy blonde from the Midwest - named Sherrie after Journey vocalist Steve Perry's biggest solo hit, and zestily played by Amy Pemberton - walks into the Bourbon Room, a Whisky a Go Go-style venue on LA's Sunset Strip, and is hired by its owner Dennis Dupree.

The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2011

It was barely a year after the horror of 9/11-a tragedy Mr. Bush might have prevented but one which he zestily exploited.

Yahoo! News: Top Stories 2010