Usar "ribald" en una oración
ribald oraciones de ejemplo
ribald
1. the one arcing slowly over the head of the ribald,
2. If any of Father’s friends passed a ribald word, she’d glare hard enough to turn the man to stone
3. ” There was much merriment amongst us on hearing this and quite a few ribald comments which left George looking appalled
4. He could never conceive or utter the vulgar, ribald insults of which Dan Reese had unlimited command
5. Is it true that you sat out in the graveyard all last Thursday evening and sang ribald songs while a prayer meeting was being held in the Methodist church?"
6. "Why, Dad, I don't know what you mean by ribald songs
7. “Hey! That’s enough of that I think!!” Mark declared with a headshake at their ribald audacity
8. Apollo was only a moderate success because instead of the ribald romp that nudity promised, patrons were presented with a play that took an amusing and intelligent swipe at many social stupidities
9. Laying her head in her rounded arms she wept, until distant shouts of ribald revelry roused her to her own danger
10. A faint wind wafted to her ears distant shouts and snatches of ribald song
11. She could be as ribald as he was and loved the sensual nature of their relationship
12. suave but he still didn’t approve of doing this story and only our ribald
13. Did he screw Christy up here? In this very shelter? That ribald focker!
14. We disdain to repeat their wicked and ribald interpolated saying
15. At the bottom of the stairs they were greeted by the humorous sight of Jack Parker lying spread eagle on the floor with Neo happily perched on top of him, while his friends and crew gathered round him, making ribald jokes at his expense
16. Amid much laughter and applause and ribald suggestions, Joel seated Kathy on a chair festooned with roses, and lifted her dress to slide the garter off her leg, so he could toss it to all the bachelors attending the reception
17. And the ribald conversation would go on
18. It had been the chief topic of conversation around the station all morning, most of it ribald
19. The Welshman’s body was as disciplined as everything else in his life, and he worked out twice a week in the police gym; something which earned a few ribald comments from the canteen cowboy beer guts at the station
20. She ran her tongue over her lips and in a ribald comment said to those gathered, “He’s a sweet one, he is, ain’t he!”
21. Laughter split the night air in a hedonistically ribald fashion that only left me chilled
22. Zora’s face immediately turned ten shades of red at Lisa’s ribald comment and I saw Flint mouth out, “I’m sorry!” to Zora who looked like she just wanted to leave the room, but obediently stayed helping me
23. The emotional wetness of her eyes was gone replaced now with tempting reproof of my ribald comment
24. His face broke out into a grin as he launched right into it in ribald fashion, “You remember how it was Captain when you had a wom…………
25. „Poking the whiskers, you dill,' quipped Roy, enjoying the ribald quotes
26. He that possesses her must keep her within bounds, not permitting her to break out in ribald satires or soulless sonnets
27. He could tell, with apparent sincerity and approval, stories of courage and honor and virtue and love in the odd places he had been, and follow them with ribald stories of coldest cynicism
28. The girl would not be still and the men were all around them, making ribald japes about flouring her up and kneading her well whilst they pulled off her clothes
29. You heard their ribald laugh as they clutched the moving bag that the Count threw to them
30. There will doubtless be thousands of ribald failures, but in the world’s history artists have always been drawn where they are welcome and well treated
31. 22 rifle, telling a sophisticated and ribald story of how Specklebottom, her stallion, had leaped a five-bar corral gate and visited a mare in the next county
32. Her curiously happy exaltation, her absentmindedness, her long, smiling reveries; the look of flushed excitement on her pretty face, the odd impression of breathlessness; the muttering of strange words in her sleep, followed by bursts of almost ribald laughter
