He is orchestrating this sly but dramatic shift to civilize the fast-food experience.

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Benjamin is a true star who brings understated and thoughtful sincerity to every line he speaks, Patton is sly and droll, and the entire cast (especially Terrence Howard, Faizon Love, and Ving Rhames) is a delight, but Bryan Barber directs with a music-video indiscipline, making shots with a casual profligacy and bathing them all in caramel light.

NEWYORKER: Idlewild

Mr. IVORY: The interesting thing about Sly is that when he left, he left.

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The Queens speller, who finished in the top-10 the past two years, churned through words like glassophagine and chalumeau with only a sly smile, indicating he'd studied them many times over.

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Although their relationship is platonic, she assumes that he is hers until a new hire, the sly and brazen Rose (Misty Dawn Wilkins), enters the scene.

NEWYORKER: Bubble

He'd learned his craft in Rome, but his sly humor was British.

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To his embarrassment was added shame, and the Minotaur found that he could bear his message of ultimate truth only on the sly, when the new girl was asleep, or when she was looking the other way.

NEWYORKER: Ziggurat

Hancock says he found great inspiration and freedom in the music of James Brown and Sly Stone, and sought to incorporate some of funk's distinct sounds and rhythms into his group.

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Corry also had a sly dig at Tigers prop Martin Castrogiovanni for the swallow-dive he used when touching down for a try late on.

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