用tongue-in-cheek造句子，“tongue-in-cheek”造句

In the case of this image, I wanted to represent New York in a tongue-in-cheek, fanciful way.

Britain is running short of power too—so quickly that some economists claim, only just tongue-in-cheek, that the economic slowdown is useful.

Too many people actually believe in Meskimen's tongue-in-cheek law of quality: "There's never time to do it right, but always time to do it over."

MEXICO: First class passengers on a recent Aeromexico flight were confronted by a slithery stowaway, in a jaw-dropping scene reminiscent of the tongue-in-cheek action film "Snakes in a Plane."

These tongue-in-cheek annual awards are bestowed upon those who dabble in some very strange science. Here are some of last year’s winners.