| The type of honours he was bandying about are generally not even in the gift of politicians. |
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| Tired of bandying words with this charlatan, I allow my fury to seep into my eyes. |
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| Instead of bandying fine words, Madam, you would do well to push ahead with plans for the base tunnel and stump up the money. |
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| Even more surprisingly, the numbers they are bandying do not sound all that exotic. |
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| The internet and foreign newspapers were likely to swing into action, bandying around allegations without having to worry about whether they were true or not. |
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| Those members are bandying about figures that bear no resemblance to the facts. |
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| And then perhaps everyone will stop bandying about arguments which are asking for trouble! |
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| I hear members opposite bandying about terms without any constructive or supportive comments as to how we might fix the problem together. |
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| Quite frankly, we must do this in the knowledge that we need non-Community workers, and in the knowledge that we must not scaremonger by bandying about huge figures that could give the wrong kind of impression. |
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| He wonders if the planemaker is serious about its target of making ten of them a month, or whether it is just bandying about an unrealistic figure to rev up its suppliers. |
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| So why did the dailies and newsweeklies start bandying his name about as potential veep nominee for Kerry? |
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