slicksters造句

• In those days, the boys in Nirvana scorned the relative slicksters in Pearl Jam.
• They have resented their image as seedy slicksters and ambulance chasers, firing off angry letters to editors of newspapers.
• But as the year rolled out, Alexander was able to separate the bumpkins from the slicksters, the dreamers from the doers.
• Last week, it became clear what the slicksters have been discussing of late over their scotch and water ( and arsenic ).
• Between 1980 and 1999, the slicksters say, oil rigs in federal waters have pumped 7.4 billion barrels of oil and spilled less than 0.001 percent.
• This whole business of Red States and Blue States has gone too far for me, dividing up the country, and the culture, between the pious heartland roughnecks and the decadent urban slicksters.
• Ballots in Chicago have featured convicted felons, and slicksters who have used their mother's maiden name in order to sound more Irish or Polish or whatever would work to their advantage, but this was new.
• Disastrous as it was, the NBA, always mindful of the bigger picture, figured if it took only four years for the dopes who run baseball to get the game close to where it was, the basketball slicksters will need half a season, tops.
• A new name, a new city, a new VW bus : She might have been spared the ignominy of her new role fetching drinks for the oil-industry slicksters who now soil the rugs and put their feet up on the furniture in the White House.