| William Hague can proclaim that he will cut taxes and boost spending until he is blue in the face. |
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| Obviously, we could sit here and talk until we're blue in the face about how wonderfully they play the game. |
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| I just sulked all the way home cussing and swearing till I was blue in the face. |
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| I searched every file I could till I was blue in the face, and got absolutely nowhere! |
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| I could tell him till I was blue in the face that we had to leave, he does not understand, he is not from here. |
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| Loosen your tie and repeat idiotic mouthings until you're blue in the face. |
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| Alliteration abounds, pithy epithets are the order of the day, the cliches of journalese are flowing till we're all blue in the face. |
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| Seek medical attention if your child seems very unwell or goes blue in the face. |
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| The antagonist went blue in the face but did reverse, allowing the man with the indisputable right of way to proceed. |
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| He can repeat the contrary until he is blue in the face but that will not give him the Conservative environmental record. |
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| We can speak medical jargon until we're blue in the face, but we also need to know the language of business. |
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| I have talked about my concept of a single tax system until I am blue in the face. |
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| Lord knows, usually when the government announces something, it tells us about it until it is blue in the face. |
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| We have talked about them in committee until we have turned blue in the face. |
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| I complained and complained and complained until I was blue in the face. |
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| We see red, we're in a black mood, we're green with envy and sometimes we talk till we're blue in the face! |
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| We can argue about exhibition and distribution till we're blue in the face, but the exhibitors and the distributors don't care. |
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| We could discuss what has happened or not happened in the past until we are blue in the face, but the reality is that we have to be responsible and deal with the situation as it is now. |
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| You can explain it until you're blue in the face, but he will never understand. |
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| By then he was blue in the face, a sickening color, like an old hematoma. |
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| We can talk until we are blue in the face and yet the fraud and misrepresentation continues, and the lack of political will to get serious about this remains in place. |
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| But we shall continue to repeat until we are blue in the face that a real European environmental policy can only be applied, or even constructed, with the necessary funds. |
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| We can communicate until we are blue in the face, but it will do nothing to change the yawning gulf between public opinion on the one hand and European institutions on the other. |
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| Debating it until we are blue in the face will get us nowhere. |
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| We should not discuss this until we are blue in the face. |
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| We can pass laws and set restrictions to uphold the integrity of Parliament until we are blue in the face but it will do nothing if the government has no ethical standards to begin with. |
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| Oh, we called and called, till we were blue in the face. |
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