you rogues!" he
spluttered. "Was it not enough to defraud me out of three of my servants, that you must also rob me of my best silver service?
Cough!' they politely
splutter, if ever same windows slip open and polluted fumes rush in.
Public transport is another cause for coughing conflict, says the new research, with half of those surveyed complaining that coughing commuters
splutter over them with little or no concern for their fellow passengers' health.
Your car would cough and
splutter down the road, sometimes smoothly, sometimes 'kangerooing' like something driven by Buster Keaton.
Did you not have to beat them off?" I say, it's enough to make the Earl of Grantham
splutter into his brandy.
I started to
splutter out: "You're doing brilliantly out there..." when another player ran in and said: "Hurry up Paul, they're about to start playing again!" O ran Collingwood out of the gents', zipping himself in a tearing hurry with some further unnecessary words of encouragement from me ringing in his ears.
Take a walk around Huyton Village You might find it rather quaint The area has been revived With a brand new coat of paint Bright yellow is the chosen colour Now before that makes you
splutter It''s just two yellow bars at the edge of the kerbs And two long yellow stripes in the gutter You can''t fail to see this upgrade What does it mean to you and me?
Debate during the South African Medical Association (SAMA) NHI conference at the Emperor's Palace in Gauteng in October was fierce, but all 360 delegates agreed: without urgent reform of the public health care system, any NHI will at best
splutter along, ailing and unable to achieve its vital and noble goals.
Although there were no more points before the changeover, the visitors' line-out began to
splutter and the warning signs were there.
An Air Accident Investigation Branch report says the Robinson helicopter - built in 1988 - had just taken off when the pilot heard the engine
splutter.
TRANSPORT giants FirstGroup saw revenue growth at their UK bus business almost
splutter to a halt before Christmas amid tough conditions.
They admit men are actually quite stoic in the face of illness, while women climb under the duvet and crave attention at the first cough or
splutter.
IT is enough to make the 20-somethings gasp and
splutter on their treadmills.
cough and
splutter Marlon and Paddy ``do a Tecwen'' as they try to help Sam with his driving theory test.
