| And look very closely at the labels on things like Horlicks and drinking chocolate. |
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| Oh, and he doesn't seem to mind that Hollywood regularly makes a complete Horlicks of his stories. |
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| Make sure you mark it, though, so you can restore it to the factory-set position if you make a Horlicks of things. |
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| He thought London 2012 Olympics boss Jowell was making a Horlicks of land deals for the Games and wanted to grab the job from her. |
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| Untracked by Brazil's midfield, Kranjcar times his run onto the ball perfectly, but then makes a Horlicks of his header at goal. |
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| Your reluctance to confess that, just like the rest of us you make a Horlicks of it now and again, is part of the problem. |
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| Apparently, the BBC accused the Government of sexing things up, although Jack Straw insists ministers prefer making a Horlicks. |
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| Felipe made a Horlicks of trying to pass Hamilton and so Kimi got the result. |
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| The survey was commissioned by the makers of malted drink Horlicks. |
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| The brand has been advertised with a sleep message since the 1920s, but GlaxoSmithKline, maker of Horlicks, has always been unable to explain the science behind the claim. |
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| Nutritional drinks such as Horlicks also contain trans fats. |
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| Yes the traction control light will occasionally flicker, but the electronic intrusion is measured and actually helps you from making a Horlicks of things. |
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