(1) Features such as the stopwatch, countdown timer and thermometer make it ideal for outdoor sporty types, while it's compact and light enough to slip into any pocket.(2) This is a 2002 Thunderbird: sporty and powerful, so beautiful in design and execution that queuing for it seems rational.(3) I think it's okay to have sporty characters in movies.(4) This sporty red knit hat comes emblazoned with the Life Aquatic insignia, while the tight, skimpy blue bathing suit leaves little to the imagination.(5) The Women is the story of nice girl Mary Haines (played by Norma Shearer), sporty and straightforward, who loses her husband to shop-girl vamp Crystal Allen, a red-lipped, black-eyed Joan Crawford.(6) She tries to be sexually aggressive, sporty (they go to a New York Knicks game together) and intellectually provocative.(7) Now, I am beginning to be so again once more, although I am not very sporty !(8) The atmosphere was relaxed and deceptively informal, with low-key lighting and dancers wearing socklets and casually sporty costumes of muted blue.(9) And what was great was that they offered all the different sides of girls - you could be sporty or you could be black, or you could be blond and girly, or dark and dangerous like Posh.(10) He sped me out to the site in his sporty ground-hugging convertible, but, once there, we could scarcely find a familiar face.(11) Tony was the sporty one and Henry was the swotty one, but despite the differences they remained friends throughout the years.(12) All women are affected by judgement - the ‘non conformist’, ‘the sporty chick’, ‘the brainy girl’, it's everyone.(13) Geeky Brett lusts after wholesome blonde Samantha, who's dating sporty jock Cody.(14) Daniel isn't championing a slacker ethos so much as he's narrowing his focus on the marginalized and underpaid, the people who don't wear designer suits or drive sporty new showroom cars.(15) As I had been competitive and sporty all my life, editing a fanzine immediately became a race to find the scuzziest, most underground bands imaginable and flaunt them in front of my fellow editors' faces.(16) Although their characters haven't been fleshed out, they deliver endearing performances as the sporty sister and her academic, brooding husband.
