| To add insult to injury, several supermodels left their plates untouched, a new twist on the concept of world hunger. |
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| To add insult to injury, he's been given his walking papers by his latest girlfriend. |
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| And, to add insult to injury, our councillors have the nerve to put in for more expenses. |
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| To add insult to injury, the same stock footage, like lightning flashes or an owl perched on a branch, is repeated ad nauseam. |
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| Then, to add insult to injury, canisters of deadly chemicals began to be washed up in the area. |
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| To add insult to injury, the local cats like to use any bare soil as a litter tray. |
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| Because this happened in Texas, a right-to-work state, to add insult to injury, AMR refused to allow us to collect unemployment insurance. |
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| To add insult to injury, many journeys could be walked in 20 minutes or less. |
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| To add insult to injury the final goal was an own goal by the Abbey centre half. |
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| To add insult to injury, the transport authority also attempts to increase bus fares and eliminate the monthly pass. |
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| And to add insult to injury, the budget provided no funds to help struggling communities when our mills are closing. |
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| To add insult to injury, the rhetoric on the right to education continues unchanged. |
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| It is already hard enough to sit in a traffic jam without Begg wishing to add insult to injury by asking motorists to pay extra for the inconvenience. |
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| To add insult to injury, both also increase the longstanding price guarantee for sugar. |
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| To add insult to injury, he then told them to check out his government's website to get more details. |
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| To add insult to injury, as the minister was busy talking she was also ruthlessly cutting vital programs for the poor and homeless. |
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| To add insult to injury, we get one day out of the whole year and they're fishing amongst us. |
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| To add insult to injury, B. C. will receive no equalization payments this year or next. |
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| To add insult to injury, she was told that if she were married, at least her husband could have assisted her in running the school! |
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| To add insult to injury, Telus had its Canadian workers train their overseas replacements. |
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| To add insult to injury I was even stopped by the police for speeding on my way here this week. |
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| To add insult to injury, the finance minister then re-released the document in Winnipeg. |
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| To add insult to injury, Ronaldo seemed to wink at his bench after Rooney was sent off. |
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| To add insult to injury, he procured male escorts while traveling for school business. |
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| And to add insult to injury, I was beaten like an animal by a vicious parking meter attendant after I begged for mercy. |
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| To add insult to injury, the exclusion of these countries has been deemed as necessary for the protection of the essential security interests of the United States. |
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| To add insult to injury, any striking members could easily find themselves on the receiving end of a hefty fine or summary conviction, simply for handing out leaflets and allegedly impeding others to enter the workplace. |
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| To add insult to injury, with the largest scandal in Canadian political history, the government's response is to take more taxpayers' money to do damage control and spin control. |
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| To add insult to injury, a workers' rights bill to ban replacement workers was defeated last night because the Liberals ganged up with the Conservatives to say, no, to fairness for working Canadians. |
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| Then to add insult to injury, they set arbitrary guidelines for child maintenance without taking into account the expenses that result from the fathers' own participation in their children's lives. |
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| To add insult to injury, the families were shocked to find out the body of the mother was mistakingly handed to another family who buried her. |
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| To add insult to injury, today we have heard allegations that members of the protectionist group R-CALF are currently paying bargain basement prices for Canadian cattle off our very own feedlots. |
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| And to add insult to injury, there is nothing to prevent producers who have a performance envelope from topping up the financing of their projects by submitting them for the comparatives. |
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| So, on a day when Liberals join hands with the Conservative government to gouge Ontarians, let us not add insult to injury by continuing to lie to them. |
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| To add insult to injury, the Romans had erected a temple to the former emperor Claudius in the city, built at local expense. |
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| On our side we should be prepared to respond with a system of European civil justice which does not, as I have said earlier, just add insult to injury. |
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| Somehow this serves to add insult to injury. |
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| To add insult to injury, the living standards of many of these housing units are quite simply deplorable and do not even meet provincial housing standards. |
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| The Conservatives do not have the basis for making the decision they made, and then, to add insult to injury, the finance committee offered a solution based upon the Liberal solution and the Conservatives ignored it. |
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| Such an exclusion would add insult to injury. |
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| To add insult to injury, for the people who miraculously do qualify for something, when they go to apply they find out that they have a two week so-called waiting period. |
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| As if the hostile takeover weren't enough, to add insult to injury they scrapped ninety percent of our products and replaced them with their own. |
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| To add insult to injury, the pair's promo skeds are practically twinsies. |
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