| There are several designs, all of which are very pretty, very girlie and will get you more brownie points than the traditional tarty underwear. |
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| Sometimes it just wants to get political brownie points and that is not fair. |
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| I'll make up for it today though and gain some brownie points by doing at spot of housework. |
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| Say what they need to hear: Pandering to the audience may win you some brownie points, but it won't change their behaviour. |
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| There you were, role-playing your heart out and earning brownie points from the trainer. |
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| If they want to gain some brownie points with western farmers, give us a voluntary wheat board and there will be no problem with strikes on the west coast. |
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| In September the Gallup poll showed that it only has about 21 per cent support in B. C. I would like to advise the third party that doing politics this way will not earn it any more brownie points. |
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| You're really going to get some brownie points from the teacher for that fantastic essay! |
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| Reindeer Bauble: £6.53, Prestat Posh chocs will win brownie points. |
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| You get brownie points for supporting local business, too. |
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| You get cheap brownie points for smacking your friends around. |
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| Members of the opposition will continue to try to talk this bill out and hopefully earn some brownie points by passing a speech back and forth to each other. |
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| You also win some brownie points for taking the honest approach. |
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| But this loses Brownie points cos I can't see why it needed to be a two parter, AND found the ending a little disappointing. |
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| A beautifully presented parcel, complete with ribbons, bows and hospital corners will win you Brownie points in abundance. |
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| It merely earned him some much-needed Brownie points and assuaged the general grief and shock of a nation, understandably numbed by the slaughter of innocent children. |
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