caddishly造句

• Republicans such as Newt Gingrich and Bob Livingston have also behaved caddishly.
• In addition to Kopit's creation, consider the recent NBC movie, also called " Y2K, " in which two teen-age hackers caddishly abandon a teen-age girl after the fabled millennial glitch causes a blackout.
• The world spent the year in her company, pondering her deep chestnut hair, blue-green eyes and formidable figure ( Grant caddishly referred to her breasts as " the best pair in London " ), yet got to know her not at all.
• Proving that even royalty can't get decent help these days, Hewitt caddishly profited from a book recounting his affair, and with his coauthor was peddling a TV interview last week _ a development that inevitably leaves Diana looking both ill-used and slightly foolish in her choice of lovers.
• Flashman is tall, weighs ( 12?stone in the first book, fourteen stone in the last ), has broad shoulders and is attractive to women . in " Flashman and the Angel of the Lord " he says he is six feet, two inches tall . } } He was forced into marriage in the first book, after he " caddishly deflowered " Elspeth Morrison, the daughter of a wealthy Scottish textile manufacturer with whom he had been billeted.