" Paige counters like the polite smart-mouth she is: "You haven't been there in a long time.
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The bear wants to eat the bunny, but the little smart-mouth suggests ordering a pizza instead.
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Nor will you see Mulan's smart-mouth grandmother, Fa, or Li Shang in the live-action film.
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Mr. James, whose television series "The King of Queens" established his good-hearted, working-class guy with a mildly smart-mouth persona, was possibly a movie star.
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In his caption he tells us that Cruz is the "cheekiest" member of the family (that's British for smart mouth, but in a cute way) with the biggest heart.
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She's holding the heart of a patient for about the first half of the episode, setting her up as the smart-mouthed foil to Grey's resident smart-mouth, Meredith (Ellen Pompeo).
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I AM NOT YOUR PERFECT MEXICAN DAUGHTER by Erika L. Sánchez (2017) Julia Reyes, a Mexican-American teen who is an aspiring writer and a smart mouth, is nothing like her older sister Olga, who appears "perfect" and devoted to their traditional parents.
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Babe, the "sweetheart" spirit of Cher in her teens and early 20s (Micaela Diamond), and Lady, the "smart-mouth" Cher of the next few years (Teal Wicks), are especially flat, as is usually true of innocents being crushed by forces they don't yet understand.
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The soundtrack (dominated by female-fronted guitar bands like Letters to Cleo) was my first taste of the sort of music I would end up loving, and Kat Stratford—the feminist, Sylvia Plath–obsessed smart-mouth played by an 18-year-old Julia Stiles—was the kind of girl I wanted to be.
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He has also shown signs of possibly being a womanizer, in which Yukari worries for his future. He seems to show a liking to Ageha and is developing his mother's smart mouth.
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He has said that he thought of other titles for Fraud, like "Smart mouth" and "The jig is up".Richards, Linda, "David Rakoff", January Magazine, November, 2001. Retrieved January 20, 2010. Rakoff described the first-person essays that comprise the collection as more inwardly focused than his later work.
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Murphy hands over the books in exchange for Addy, but the suitcase is booby-trapped; Coll's car is blown up with him in it. The movie ends with Speer, Addy, Murphy, and Caroline double-dating at the Club, listening to Ginny sing and enjoying themselves - until Murphy's smart mouth provokes a brawl with some of the other patrons.
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Andre's ex lover. ;Tory Ash (Rumer Willis, 2016–2018): :A singer-songwriter who bonds with Jamal during his time in rehab. She is a musician and was a big star, until she stripped down in Dealy Plaza and almost overdosed in a dingy motel room. Tory was introduced a smart mouth and begins to go toe to toe with Cookie Lyon.
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Juan Pérez is the generic man, Pérez being a common surname. Colombians call small children chino/a ("Chinese"), pelao/á (a more vague form of the also used pelado), sardino/a (sardine, i.e. little fish). Juanito (Johnny) is a small boy of school age; in jokes, Juanito is often the smart-mouth kid who is the center of the joke.
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A search of Kohlhepp's property recovered Carver's vehicle, which was found in a ravine covered in brush. According to Brown, she witnessed Carver being shot. Kohlhepp's mother claimed Carver was killed for having a "really smart mouth," which Kohlhepp did not like. He also said he kept Brown captive because she did not do anything wrong and that he did not want to hurt her.
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Sarah Karlan of BuzzFeed praised the character's "impossibly quick wit" and "perfectly deadpan delivery". Rebekah Allen of SheWired said Lyonne is "wonderful" in the role, and called Nichols one of the best characters on the series. MTV's Crystal Bell called Nichols a "fan-favorite" and "our beloved smart mouth" and expressed disappointment at the character's departure in the third season. Lyonne received an Emmy nomination for her role as Nichols.
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Then George asks Ren to ask him for punishment. But George insists that Ren is too "soft" for punishment and instead gives him $20 and tells him to take the car and see a movie as well. Ren points out that the fish already took the car and it looks like George is going to be enraged. Instead, he gives Ren another $20 for being a smart mouth.
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Jo is known for being extremely beautiful, tall, clever, caring and having a smart mouth, yet she is unsure about herself. She is, without knowing it, the most mature and responsible character, since she raised Cole on her own and managed to keep him safe, although she had been abused. She has her own story in "Down London Road". Craig Lanagan is Joss' and Jo's co-worker and works as the barkeeper.
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The trio broke up and both Myung and Isamu leave planet Eden separately. Not long after, on September 1, 2034, Isamu realized his dream of flying by joining the U.N. Spacy as a fighter pilot. He showed his extraordinary skill again-and-again as he fought renegade Zentradi in his VF-11 Thunderbolt variable fighter leading to an astronomical kill count. However his skill came with a penchant for showmanship, dare devilry, and an independent smart-mouth personality.
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He peppered his column, and the books, with jokes (e.g. Q: Why is the white man in such a hurry to get to Mars? A: He thinks we have land there) and words or phrases from his tribal language, Ojibwemowin, of which he was a student. Born in the Government Hospital on the reservation, Northrup was brought up at Pipestone Indian School, where he was physically abused by teachers and fellow students, Northrup grew up a tough streetfighter with a smart mouth.
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Shego is one of the most mature characters in the franchise; unlike most other Kim Possible villains, she is not afflicted with megalomania or narcissism. However, despite her generally rational and sane demeanor, she is frequently impatient and quick to anger, especially when she feels that someone is being obnoxious or stupid; her brother, Hego, once summed her up as a "cranky smart-mouth, prone to excessive violence." As a villain, Shego is dedicated to her work, but often appears unmotivated and unambitious, dividing her free time between lounging in Drakken's lair reading villain magazines, filing her clawed gloves, and visiting spa resorts. For the most part, she does not initiate any schemes of her own, instead preferring to assist others as an enforcer or infiltrator.
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Upon returning to the United States, Lowell attends the Advanced Armor Officer's course at Fort Knox, where one of his studies (in a Kafkaesque twist) includes analyzing and recommending improvements to the organization and operations of Task Force Lowell in Korea. He privately tells Phil Parker that he felt he did it correctly the first time. An incident with a visiting movie star in Korea, his appearing as a witness for the defense of Phil Parker during Parker's murder trial, his smart mouth, and a penchant for circumventing the rules when it suits him all hurt Lowell's career. When the Duke is given a series of dead-end assignments to encourage him to resign his commission, he transfers to Army Aviation.
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A sequence follows, showing Jo Karev (Camilla Luddington), Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) and Meredith Grey (Pompeo) receiving letters from Alex Karev (Chambers). As the three begin reading the letters, Alex (Chambers) provides voice-over of his written letters, declaring that he's not leaving, but has already left ― he is gone. The episode then provides a retrospective of landmark storylines in the series integral to Alex's whole journey, from his arrogant, smart-mouth days in the early seasons to his maturation as a successful pediatrics surgeon, devoted friend and partner to Izzie and later Jo. It also shows flashbacks of his relationship with Izzie, her cancer battle and their wedding. It also shows flashbacks of the original five interns' friendship and Meredith's growing friendship with Alex throughout all sixteen seasons.
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Her brothers, on the other hand, are fairly oblivious to the fact their sister has turned to a life of villainy; Hego has called her a "cranky smart mouth, prone to excessive violence", but still considers Shego to be good unconditionally (this is somewhat supported by her moral compass and camraderies). Although the family has disagreements, in the episode "Go Team Go", Shego deserts Dr. Drakken to help her brothers regain their powers from minor villain "Avarius". Shego apparently provided the brains and initiative of Team Go. It was through her efforts they kept focused and organized as a superhero team: when she left, Team Go collapsed into ineffectual bickering and soon disbanded. When they briefly, fully regrouped in "Stop Team Go" they quickly regained their fighting effectiveness.
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