| He's tanned, there's a puckish glint in his eye and his Coventry accent is proudly unblunted by his years in academia. |
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| Again, her eyes held a playful, puckish gleam that I couldn't help but not ignore. |
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| I honestly think he's being puckish with his coy answers, and that he has no intention of being the running mate to a left-liberal Democrat. |
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| He is a puckish, straight-talking young man from Brisbane whose unwillingness to mince his words has resulted in friction with his team managers. |
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| Incidentally, I would note in a puckish vein that Mr. Ryan's letter points to no contrary evidence. |
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| Since then, sightings of the puckish scribe have been rarer than those of the reclusive Barclay brothers. |
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| She was becoming more and more puckish, until I called her on it and told her that I realized I was being set-up. |
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| Dressed in a dark blue suit, he attempts, successfully at first, to project a businesslike air but it never quite manages to stifle the puckish charmer within. |
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| Clark's puckish grin and chiselled cheekbones finally creep into view. |
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| It has a puckish acidic slap as it rushes across the palate. |
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| He writes with a sort of puckish style that belies his conservatism. |
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| I thought she displayed a grace and charm in that speech as well as a puckish sense of humor that would make her a very appealing witness before the Judiciary Committee. |
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| With his puckish wit and number-crunching facility, he skewers fund managers who rake off fat fees or chase fads like Internet stocks. |
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| Without his puckish verve for disruption, it'd become a show about technical adequacy and endless piano ballads. |
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| The film, which shoots in Canada later this year, looks at a father and son who bond over ice hockey, hence the puckish title. |
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| It remains an issue worth both puckish and serious consideration. |
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| Delevingne is a puckish, cynical foil to Wolff's naivete, and Abrams and Smith banter effectively as the comic relief. |
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| Delevingne is a puckish, cynical foil to Wolff 's naivete, and Abrams and Smith banter effectively as the comic relief. |
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| To salt their wounds, a puckish figure named Igor Matovič soaked up most of the right's losses, leading his ragtag Ordinary People party to its first ever berth in parliament. |
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| Brushstroke's wine and sake list offers a great deal to go along with this food, at least if you seek the counsel of Seju Yang, the restaurant's puckish young sommelier. |
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| Mr Bush is all winks, jokes, flapping hands and puckish grins. |
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| Martin Freeman's puckish demeanour makes him a perfect Bilbo Baggins and Andy Serkis has long-proved just how brilliantly he has got under the skin of the bug-eyed Gollum. |
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| Not just with the torso, but also giving a little nod, a puckish smile. |
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| And the plot thickens as the game at the Bernabeu will be refereed by Howard Webb, who has been priced up at 500-1 to get the United job by a couple of puckish bookmakers. |
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| The conductor, short, chubby, curly-haired and Puckish, has been effusive in his welcome. |
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