| Making all that happen is a savvy script that sticks to the truth only when it needs to and an actress who gives a gleeful, ripsnorter of a performance. |
| He endowed the ripsnorter tradition with a sense of tragedy and then, to compound the irony, turned the gentleman's high enjoyments into farce and burlesque. |
| The unexposed Cougar Mountain, and French dark horse Rangali, are just two others to consider in what looks a ripsnorter of a sprint. |
| All the ingredients are there for a ripsnorter of a clash for the supporters who have got tickets for the game. |
| When Marie was six, her mother, Julia, came home to discover her father on a ripsnorter, having consumed more than a pint of whiskey. |
| His men cut the deficit to a single goal and had their hosts wobbling in a real ripsnorter of a finish. |
