larky

"A larky sort of a boy says that, Mum, and we skip the parts where they describe what they saw in the different countries," cried Will.

The movie is scary, to be sure, but it's also larky good fun.

Something this larky should be swifter and more compact; instead, "Ruben Brandt, Collector" feels like a sneakily pretentious pastiche, and not much else.

Wells is survived by her husband, Brian Larky, and her daughter, Tatiana.

Alice used to say she'd led a larky life, meaning that owing to her economic circumstances she'd been able to devote her life to pleasure.

[16.] Lalwani AK, Larky JB, Kwast K, Kwast K, Schindler RA.

The larky humour and hard-hitting violence is winningly played with a straight face throughout.

I'm slightly less intellectual and more larky than a lot of people might imagine.

"I'm slightly less intellectual and slightly more larky than a lot of people might imagine," the London-born star says wryly.

For our part, however, we found some of the movie's magical conceits so diverting and disarming that we decided to just go along for the larky ride.

I was therefore a little sad that such a well-bred larky bloke, who could discuss his favourite British sitcoms with me and swap anecdotes, has been catapulted into the murky field of Pakistani politics to head a party whose popularity has been recently flagging.