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Josh has enough time to bitchily comment on Anya sewing models into her gowns.

Holly Cara Price: Rubbernecking Recap: Project Runway Finale, "And Sew It Goes" Holly Cara Price 2011

Barbara Hutton, whom the press had dubbed the “poor little rich girl,” Roald dismissed, rather bitchily, as “quite pleasant, but not so beautiful as her jewellery.”

Storyteller Donald Sturrock 2010

Lorne was too visually striking and too bitchily witty to be left off the small screen; he was the Clifton Webb of the demon world.

Archive 2009-02-15 Toby O'B 2009

If they'd say bitchily 'so matchy-matchy - I'd probably say 'smart, sexy and well put together.'

Archive 2008-11-01 juliette 2008

You're right about one thing: I do love my brilliant but arrogant protagonists who mask insecurities and pain by snarking bitchily at all and sundry, making enemies and numerous mistakes along the way but ultimately proving their cleverness.

April 11th, 2006 2006

While some of them believed that "in this post-Sex and the City world, we're more banded together than ever," the majority of them felt that their peers were divisive, often bitchily so.

Lesley M. M. Blume: Divided We Fall 2008

Strachey, the bitchily brilliant author of "Eminent Victorians," wasn't an easy man to like, and Pryee honors his prickliness.

Love, Bloomsbury Style 2008

If they'd say bitchily 'so matchy-matchy - I'd probably say 'smart, sexy and well put together.'

Never Mind the Birkenstocks juliette 2008

A website devoted to the antics of the latest so-called 'it girls' in New York City, socialiterank. com was a bitchily hilarious little beehive, a window into a sphere of truly fevered striving.

Lesley M. M. Blume: Putting On Airs 2008

Tom bitchily says after Padma tells her to leave, "thanks!"

Jane McGivney: Top Chef: The Great Ketchup Insult 2008