| And the dolmas, in which astringently green-tasting grape leaves clasp tartly seasoned rice, are so good I could happily eat a dozen of them. |
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| Above all a good barrel, as one Burgundian told me tartly, is one that doesn't leak. |
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| She picked up the distaff and idly worked on spinning the threads once again, as if tartly trying to find an excuse not to look at him. |
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| An early season bloomer, about 18-inches tall, its subtle fragrance has been described as elegant, sweet, and tartly fruity. |
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| Christine launched into a lively denunciation of the anti-woman Romance of the Rose, pointing out tartly the many faults in its logic and its humanity. |
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| As Mr Smithers tartly remarksWe find the current high level of US equities and bonds to be a source of major concern. |
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| Bringing the composer's tartly individual music to life, they prove, too, an indispensable supplement to this sympathetic and thorough composer portrait. |
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| Paulin's maneuvering of a very convincing pregnant bulge was as expertly comic as her tartly sparkling singing was idiomatically spot-on. |
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| Mr Nikolić has even said, grudgingly, that he would arrest Ratko Mladić, a fugitive general who is wanted by the war-crimes tribunal. One official retorts tartly that saying you are pro-European costs nothing. |
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| And with that, this tartly funny book is off to the races, inviting readers to tag along on a wild manic ride. |
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