| Later, among his teachers and fellow students, he realized that his larkish culinary impulse had paid off: everyone was swooning over that steak painting. |
| The lady, who has a larkish instinct said she didn't want a phone anymore. |
| Sadly, the Crystal Colonnade and the bandstand, around which Broughton choreographed scenes of larkish seduction, were later demolished. |
| Not just willing, but bright with larkish zeal, getting there half an hour ahead of schedule so as to grab the best seat. |
| During the war, she kept a diary, including almost larkish reports of her Resistance work. |
| On the whole women are more larkish than men and we all become increasingly lark-like as we get older. |
