We say 'cheekily'... do you not Trust that this is so?
It cheekily adds that the website merely tries to live up to the prime minister's words: he has said that he wants Singaporeans to be more "unconventional" and "spontaneous".
agents’ cellphones in the area, he cheekily had a box of doughnuts waiting for them when they raided his apartment.
The book ended, cheekily: "With affection, from Darwin's Angel, and Yours."
"Must wear shoes," she reminds herself cheekily.
The rumours, says Mr Brin cheekily, "just happened to migrate from being false to being true."
Taking the time to provide useful information to a recruitment consultant or even cheekily giving them a small gift might make the difference.
It goes on to add, cheekily, that “the Central Association of Obstetricians & Gynecologists congratulated Mae West for popularizing plump female figures, called her style ‘a boon to motherhood.’”
