Tartly

"The officer spoke tartly to the driver for speeding."

The host spoke tartly to the guest who arrived late for the party.

The officer spoke tartly to the driver who was speeding.

"She tartly declined the invitation to the party, citing other plans."

"He ended the phone call tartly, showing his frustration with the conversation."

"He responded tartly when asked about his whereabouts."

"The doctor tartly reminded the patient to take their medication on time."

The waiter responded tartly when the customer complained about the food.

The customer spoke tartly to the salesperson when the product didn't work.

The boss spoke tartly to the employees who were late for the meeting.

"The coach spoke tartly to the team after their lackluster performance."

The teacher spoke tartly to the student who kept interrupting the class.

"She told the children tartly to be quiet and focus on their homework."

The vinegar was tartly tangy and made her eyes water.

The aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the room tartly.

The spicy dish was tartly seasoned with a blend of herbs and spices.

The vinegar smelled tartly as he opened the bottle.

The wine was tartly acidic and left a lingering aftertaste.

She bit into the tartly flavored apple and winced.

The strong scent of garlic tartly clung to his fingers.

The smell of burning rubber tartly reached her nose.

The onions made her cry as the aroma drifted tartly towards her.

The strong odor of the skunk tartly filled the air.

The smoke from the campfire wafted tartly in the air.

The flowers gave off a tartly scent in the summer breeze.

"Oh, I'm sure you're just dying to hear about my weekend," he said tartly.

"I can always count on you for a backhanded compliment," she said tartly.

"When he complained about the food, she tartly retorted, 'I'm not a Michelin-starred chef, you know.'"

"I don't suppose you've bothered to read the instructions," he said tartly.

"I'm sure your expertise in this area is just invaluable," he said tartly to his boss.

"The politician tartly dismissed the reporter's question, 'I'm not going to dignify that with a response.'"

"He tartly remarked, 'Oh great, another pointless meeting.'"

"He tartly responded to the suggestion, 'Thanks, but I can think for myself.'"

"The salesperson tartly told the customer, 'If you're not interested in buying, please don't waste my time.'"

"Well, aren't you just the picture of professionalism," she said tartly to her coworker.

"You're really living up to your reputation as the office clown," she said tartly.

"The boss tartly commented, 'I didn't pay you to sit around all day.'"

"When asked about her age, she tartly replied, 'I'm old enough to know better.'"

"She tartly responded to his criticism, 'Well, I'm sorry I can't be perfect like you.'"

"Well, if you're such an expert, I guess we'll just do things your way," she said tartly to her colleague.

"I'm sorry, I forgot that you're the expert in everything," he said tartly.

"She tartly replied, 'What do you care?' when he asked about her personal life."

"Thanks for the help," she said tartly, her tone dripping with sarcasm.

"When he asked her to repeat herself, she tartly said, 'I thought you were paying attention.'"

She cleaned the windows tartly with a squeegee.

The sea air was tartly and salty, blowing through her hair and filling her lungs with freshness.

He dressed tartly for the job interview, making sure every detail was immaculate.

The car drove tartly, its engine purring smoothly and effortlessly.

The dancers moved tartly, with precision and grace in every step.

The air was crisp and tartly scented with the fragrance of freshly cut grass.