| Waiters or clerks who ignore me or respond snippily do so at their peril. |
| Still, it didn't keep Courtney Walsh of The Australian from proclaiming the dynasty is over, no matter how snippily Federer reacted to that idea. |
| When I said I couldn't remember if I'd shopped there before, she huffed, and snippily asked me for my information. |
| Indeed, earlier this month, when the minister visited the ECB in Frankfurt, Mario Draghi, its president, snippily told him to keep his opinion to himself. |
| The number-one poster guy snippily informs her that he only posters where the law allows. |
