| The waistline rises racily to a tidy, truncated tail, which contains a surprisingly generous boot. |
| As for himself, he was inclined to be taciturn, being little versed in the matters on which the rest discoursed so racily. |
| Without dignity we may write clearly, or nervously, or racily, but we have not attained to a style. |
| Besides which, the i40 estate car is as much a roomy hatchback as a practical estate, with its rising waistline and racily sloping tail. |
| It is racily written and holds the reader's attention as well as any good detective or science fiction novel. |
| Soon she rediscovers her bone structure, and ditched the Mrs Hawkins to become, more racily, Nancy. |
