11.   His twinkly blue eyes, impishly salty language and well-cut suits would point to hard-driving real estate type, maybe, or brash young entrepreneur.

12.   It includes brief sexual situations and some colorfully salty language, mostly from the smart-talking Emma Rae.

13.   Jokes aside, Stone and LaMarca are best of friends, the salty language the spice of the relationship.

14.   Last week Barkley, who has used some salty language in dealing with officials, criticized female referees.

15.   Others say they are ambivalent about having children at functions where liquor and salty language often flow freely.

16.   Salty language, too.

17.   She filled her long, erudite, deeply entertaining reviews with cultural references broad and specific, and juggled profound artistic considerations with terrific throwaway wit and salty language.

18.   Sure, this show has more than a shakerful of salty language and sex talk.

19.   That show, from revered producer Steven Bochco, raised eyebrows because of some salty language in its pilot episode.

20.   The columnist George Will criticized Bush not only for his remarks about Ms. Tucker but also for his salty language in the article.