He used all this to harangue the sailors, and by the time he was done, they had been reconverted back to the Allies' cause. |
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Sun boss Scott McNealy gave the DoJ his lengthiest harangue at the company's AGM for stockholders yesterday. |
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The world mocks us evangelicals for saying we harangue men when we tell them they must go to Jesus Christ. |
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When he finished his lengthy harangue, everyone left, and Lohia wandered over to the nearest paanwallah to ask if Hanif was out yet. |
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As was the custom of the time, William, armed with the rod of command, pronounced the customary commander's harangue. |
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In the next three seconds, somewhere in the world, an ingenuous pop star or maybe a dippy actress or a sententious comedian will harangue you about Third World debt. |
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The last thing an incoming administration needs is to stage a long diplomatic harangue about nothing inside an echo chamber. |
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I half-expected him to barnstorm out in riding boots and harangue us, Mussolini-style, underlit from a plinth. |
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His decision caused outrage abroad, and especially in Europe, where leaders queued up to harangue him. |
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He would ring up ministers in the early hours of the morning to harangue them. |
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To dissuade them, the keeper launched into a great harangue, with all the eloquence born of terror. |
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He used to harangue any of the young men in Homs not participating in protests, recalled Moutlak. |
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The occasion was a gala dinner during which Pinter began to harangue some unfortunate guest for his political views. |
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In a 45-minute harangue in Brussels, flanked by a group of photogenic women bodyguards, he will have caused anxiety to those who have welcomed him back to the fold. |
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But back to the third hare that Mart set loose in his Sunday Times harangue. |
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The frontman is on top form and knows how to harangue a crowd like no other: he often moves to one extremity of the stage or to the other, even kneels down to get closer to a very responsive audience. |
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By Brussels standards, it was a jaw-dropping moment, like hearing a cardinal harangue the king in high mass. By happy accident, the German government recently played host to a gaggle of Brussels-based reporters. |
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This was the precisely the megalomaniac, untouchable ethos that appeared to contribute to Clarkson feeling that it was perfectly reasonable to harangue and attack that BBC employee the way he did. |
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If the do-gooders want some compelling missions, harangue the families running up the credit card debt at the mall. |
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Haggle, harangue and be sassy and you'll walk away with a deal that's good enough to protect you from the scythe of Grim Depreciator. |
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The priest took thirty minutes to deliver his harangue on timeliness, making the entire service run late. |
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She gave her son a harangue about the dangers of playing in the street. |
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