| Without dignity we may write clearly, or nervously, or racily, but we have not attained to a style. |
| He tells the story racily and well, though with some slips. |
| Soon she rediscovers her bone structure, and ditched the Mrs Hawkins to become, more racily, Nancy. |
| In the main it is a catalogue of racily written anecdotes that describe the most notorious of the North's drug godfathers. |
| The waistline rises racily to a tidy, truncated tail, which contains a surprisingly generous boot. |
| But if you think this 55-year-old, who is zipping along racily, is doing it for fun, think again. |
