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Here, he called crisply as he tossed Riker the staff.

TO STORM HEAVEN ESTHER FRIESNER 1990

At times Steve lay quiescent, only muttering fitfully; the next moment he called crisply for Fat Joe -- he feared for his bridge -- and Joe had to exert every iron muscle to hold him down.

Then I'll Come Back to You Larry Evans

"Oh, is that you, Aunt Hannah?" he called crisply, a moment later.

Miss Billy -- Married 1914

"I'll tell you where he was," she called crisply to the accusing voice at the other end.

The Lookout Man B. M. Bower 1905

"Oh, is that you, Aunt Hannah?" he called crisply, a moment later.

Miss Billy — Married 1894

As he drew out his watch a voice was heard from the other side of a clump of undergrowth, calling crisply:

Mrs. Red Pepper 1912

Lorraine Dissette has an undated photo that shows the Empress in its heyday: brickwork that looks freshly scrubbed; windows with curtains and decorative leaded glass insets; the hotel's name crisply delineated on its rooftop crown; and the proprietor's name, R.

Thestar.com - Home Page Valerie Hauch 2011

I overheard a bike store clerk telling a woman that the narrower the bars, the more "crisply" it handles and that it improved the "steering radius".

BSNYC Product Review: Walmart's Mongoose Cachet "Fixed-Speed" Bicycle BikeSnobNYC 2010

One senior adviser said the message will be executed "crisply" from now on.

McCain Campaign, in Relaunch, 2008

Sessions claims Roberts and Alito answered questions more 'crisply' and with more

The Head On Radio Network 2009