round-heeled

Albeit round-heeled, wading into the swamps, beaches and velour mouse-ears of Florida.

Archive 2008-01-01 2008

Women typically fell into one of two categories: attractive, round-heeled, eager wenches who fawned over his looks and fell into his bed at the snap of his fingers, and the rest of them, whom he barely noticed.

Shameless KAREN ROBARDS 2010

Women typically fell into one of two categories: attractive, round-heeled, eager wenches who fawned over his looks and fell into his bed at the snap of his fingers, and the rest of them, whom he barely noticed.

Shameless KAREN ROBARDS 2010

Well, I hadn't thought of it that way exactly, but .. yeah, now that you mention it, that's exactly what McCain is: the round-heeled mistress to this whole big Kleptocracy that has been in office for the past eight years.

McCain's Embattled Campaign Manager Skips Lunch With Reporters 2009

So now, shorn of all the technicalities, the Supreme Court gets a chance to say whether it means what it's always said, or whether it wants to endorse the fast and flashy round-heeled patent system we were running during the boom times.

Eben Moglen: An Important Patent Law Precedent Approaches 2009

There are thoroughly convincing round-heeled debs, dissolute preppies, money-hungry upper-East-Side divorcees, and other more or less obnoxious types in the novels.

Ben Gates Is Hot Ed Gorman 2009

Amanda Watkins, who plays the round-heeled chorus girl with the Judy Holliday accent who gets to sing "Always True to You in My Fashion," is seriously sexy.

Recipe for a Hit: Just Add Waters 2008

Back down here on earth, while it was damn silly for Soviet aesthetes to go into a poetic swoon over farm equipment, somehow, the act of going collectively round-heeled over electronic appliances (including jealous rages that lead to homicidal outbursts) doesn't seem like the sort of communal practices that will allow an empire to endure for long.

Prisoners of Envy: Wal*Mart Nihilism Versus the Punk Rock of Blogging 2006

On interview shows and in congressional testimony Michael Powell became the face of what William Safire, in The New York Times, called the "round-heeled FCC."

The Age of Murdoch 2003

On interview shows and in congressional testimony Michael Powell became the face of what William Safire, in The New York Times, called the "round-heeled FCC."

The Age of Murdoch 2003