The antis were out in force again, braying, hooting obscenities around the building. |
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I'm driving home in the miserable sleet, and the tune comes braying from my radio. |
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And then we heard them all night, braying like donkeys right under the house. |
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Fired by much wine and a weariness with the visitor's braying, these words tumbled unbidden from the Professor's lips. |
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Two minutes later, a group of braying guest list pillocks barged their way in, and stood in front of the kids. |
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There should be no more braying at our opponents in the House of Commons like pinstriped pubescents from a bygone age. |
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I'd like to go back, and I'd like the place to myself for a few minutes, alone, without the braying tour guides and murmuring tourists. |
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There's no more humane way to deal with a drunken, braying posho than to let an angry Alsatian deal with it. |
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Or some interchangeable braying twit in a rugby shirt, ruining a local pub just by being there. |
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Orwell shows how words become their opposite in the hands of the perpetually braying party line. |
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The gate latch creaked rustily when he opened it, but his braying would probably cover that up. |
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She's braying at some clever comment he's made, and he's smiling through clenched teeth. |
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They come upon the villagers from the town being taunted by donkey braying and find them readying themselves for battle. |
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His smiles almost never touch his lips, except when he is braying with laughter or doing something much more intimate. |
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The horse was braying, frightened, as it tried to back away from several men fighting. |
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They head out in the boat and Sancho starts crying after he hears his donkey braying plaintively. |
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Mackenzie balled the note up, crushing it in her fist, as her face flamed and Amanda laughed, throwing her head back and braying her glee. |
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All the major chin-pullers will be thrashing the obvious, and I try not to be just another voice braying the company line. |
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Unfortunately, she was braying this information with a particularly foghorn-like voice so I was wide awake. |
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Their voices are powerful and exaggerated, bellowing and braying their often nonsensical lines. |
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Instead of one strong voice braying the truth about the business of baseball, let there be dozens. |
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The seals overran the sole occupant of the station in 1971, forcing him into the ocean with headbutts and angry braying. |
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The horsy woman behind us jars our contemplation with another braying laugh. |
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In an instant, he is there once more, with his familiar, intense, penetrating, braying sound. |
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Malpractice lurches from time signature to time signature, braying like some Frankenstein's monster. |
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There is a placidity and a watchfulness about him, a deep contentedness when feeding, and a braying outrage when his territory is threatened. |
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One time someone arrived in the building and was brought in for an important meeting with Scott, who at that exact moment was braying at the top of his lungs like a mule. |
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It has four legs, it has a tail, and it is braying, its hoofs are sounding like donkey hooves but it cannot be a donkey for it is dragging a chain. |
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With censorship, words become braying, men become donkeys and society a stable. |
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The air is filled with the sound of babbling brooks and the occasional braying donkey. |
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Mr. Blake Richards: Mr. Speaker, no amount of braying and shouting and hollering by the member for Malpeque will change that. |
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Part of that jobĀ is to think of French as a world language and not the preserve of braying Brit holidaymakers. |
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They may do this by raising the alarm with their loud braying, and in exceptional cases they may attack predators should they come near. |
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Mr. Speaker, there is a lot of braying on the other side but this is something those members need to know about. |
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The bazaar brims with the smells and sounds of bustling peasants, braying livestock, simmering foods, traveling musicians and merchants boldly declaring their wares. |
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Already, the conservative media is braying for their names and setting up justifications for identifying them. |
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Palin is a beauty-queen Elmer Gantry, outdoing Stephen Colbert in cheesy, braying nationalism. |
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She dispenses facts like a braying machine, bobble-nodding a head of hyper-lacquered hair. |
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And as various braying City analysts, experts and whiz-kids filled the airwaves with their post-event wisdom, the explanation for this became clear. |
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In groups they can poison the atmosphere of an entire pub in seconds, swilling ale, braying, tormenting the barmaid, spilling ale and lumbering against bystanders. |
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At the edge of her mind, she heard a mule braying loudly, in fear. |
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As the braying traders on the commodity exchanges in London and New York sold Rwanda's coffee and tin they were sealing the fate of peasants 6,000 miles away. |
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I was at a photo call at the Commons to snap a collection of the new input of MPs, a bunch of braying jackanapes and barrow boys made good in too-expensive suits. |
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The Lake District is where the ruddy-cheeked, bucolic English middle classes come out to play, filling the air with happy braying and the whiff of Kendal mint cake. |
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This had also happened a few years earlier when the donkey, which was a jack, was more interested in a braying jenny on heat and refused to go anywhere except towards her. |
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A lovestruck Teesside squaddie will this weekend marry the man who saved her from a braying Iraqi mob. |
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I would caution my hon. colleagues opposite who are braying at the moment, because their record on this file is one of gross negligence and shame. |
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All there is to hear is a rooster in the morning, the long-eared owl at night, crickets, cicadas and one or two braying sounds from nearby donkeys. |
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Here the silence is disturbed only by the murmur of water, singing birds and frogs, the hum of bees, donkeys braying and the distant call of the muezzin. |
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The only reason the braying beardies are allowed to hiss at anybody is because they areprotected by the democratic right of freedom of speech. |
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The braying of a donkey can be heard for several kilometres. |
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We tried to be tolerant, but Barney lakes his toll: the braying voice, the crude direction, the inane mummery of the dancing, the witlessness of the writing. |
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He knew him as a scoundrel, a liar, a cheat, a thief, a coward and, not least, a toady, ever able to make himself shine in the eyes of his braying superiors. |
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Twenty years ago you might have forgiven for wondering whether the bouncy and slightly braying Old Harrovian would make the grade. |
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If an authentic populist movement exists in the United States today, it is not composed of impoverished class warriors braying to squeeze the rich until their pips squeak. |
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Most Scots are well scunnered by the braying pantomime of PMQs past. |
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Every other week we get some uneducated politician shitlord braying on about how rape isn't that bad, rape babies are a gift from Jeebus, etc. and so on. |
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