slosh around

The obscene amounts of money that slosh around the game these days have largely made silverware the preserve of the haves, at the expense of the dreaming have-nots.

Findings of "supersolidity," in which atoms in solid helium slosh around without friction, appear to have been wrong.

We save half of our bottled water in this fashion and by not having to slosh around so many 10kg bottles, we save our backs too.

The top 10 per cent of earners pay 15 times more in the sales tax than the bottom 10 per cent - although I grant you they have much more dosh to slosh around.

STEADY AS SHE GOES--The Persian year ends with an OPEC barrel continuing to slosh around at a price in the seventies.

My advice to local councillors is get out of your cars and experience the slosh around in the slush.