Bawdy in a sentence

Allison is bawdy and blunt, particularly when it comes to sex.

A slight man with a bushy mustache, Mr. Nussbaum could seemingly play anybody: He was a fierce Shylock in “The Merchant of Venice” and a bawdy witch in “Macbeth,” two of his many roles for the Chicago Shakespeare Theater.

The closing statement by the bank’s barristers also discloses details of a secure phone system known as the “Black” which Mr Kolomoisky and Mr Bogolyubov used to communicate while carrying out their fraud, as well as sharing “often bawdy memes” and jokes.

But she’s busier than ever, drawing audiences andgetting big laughs with bawdy jokesand ukulele-strummed songs.

Directed by the standup comedian Yassir Lester and his brother Isaiah, this bawdy bowling comedy follows Walt (Shameik Moore), who hones his alley prowess to save the local lanes.

Gigantiello ended up being demoted last year after it emerged he'd approved the shoot for Carpenter's bawdy music clip.

If isn’t the most sophisticated allegory (you won’t need a shovel to uncover the subtext), it’s a bawdy hoot, applying the director’s cracked visual imagination to screenwriter Tony McNamara’s volley of frequently hilarious pidgin bon mots.

PrideArts finds holiday cheer again with a bawdy panto.

Shakespeare was for the audiences to get involved in in a really bawdy way whereas in fact people tend to treat Shakespeare with a lot of reverence.

There was plenty of light relief from the bawdy cigarette girls and soldiers and our personal favourite was the bullfighter Escamillo., who drew lots of applause from those both on stage and off.

This sets the stall out for a bawdy evening - within the first three songs a woman storms towards the stage, removes her bra and hurls it at Cantona.

He writes admiringly of Lincoln’s voracious interests, which ran from Shakespeare to bawdy humor to Euclidean geometry.

It's moments like these, and like the bawdy saloon-house skits that, in the words of one diarist, "made brothers out of strangers," that Petrakos is most interested in.

Martha Stewart and a sizable n of talk show hosts (not just the women hosts ) was biting Dolly’s style long before I could even make the friendly, bawdy, but subdued connection.

These days, however, the festival is more an excuse for the community of women to exchange bawdy jokes.

A portrait emerges in of a complex woman—sensitive and brash, bookish yet sometimes bawdy.

However, Price says the bawdy comedian liked gospel music.

Hustlers is as bawdy, lusty and in-your-face as A Beautiful Day In The Neighbourhood is quiet, decorous and tasteful, even though both reveal the devastation of the spirit when humanity leaves the room.

It was shaming the working girls and penalising the hotel owner for allegedly running a “bawdy house”!

Then, as I discussed, I think Josh Leonard brought a lot of nuance to a rather bawdy character.