| Now don't ask us what that means, suffice to say, everyone, the award-winners included, had great time that evening. |
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| On the question of refugees, suffice to say that the crisis was hardly helped by the bombing campaign itself. |
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| In fact, I don't think it would be appropriate, but suffice to say there's now a large number of inquiries that we'll have to make. |
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| Let it suffice to say that in our land, whatever the reason, a warrior carries two swords at his belt. |
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| I think I've already complained in great detail about the coverage, so suffice to say, I won't be sleeping tonight. |
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| I'm not going to tell you what she called me, but suffice to say it's not printable. |
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| I don't need to know why Mom calls him that, suffice to say she has her reasons. |
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| Far be it from me to say that this was a bad exam, suffice to say it was an exam in which fast writers were rewarded, at the expense of those without bionic hands. |
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| Not tons of it, but, suffice to say, don't watch Looking with your nana unless your nana is pretty laissez-faire about three-way bumming. |
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| I won't go into detail, suffice to say that when you put a lock through the brake disc to slow down thieves, it is best removed before riding away. |
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| This is not the week to speculate on who will go and who will stay but suffice to say that there will be a considerable number of new faces at the showgrounds next season. |
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| There are many reasons why the high-rise flats of Glasgow and other cities failed, but suffice to say, people are not that fond of living in them. |
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| I will not bore you with all my heckles but suffice to say that he couldn't answer any of them, though I was not savvy enough to phrase them all as questions. |
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| We won't reveal any more of the crazy, madcap story line suffice to say that in the best tradition of musicals they all live happily ever after, with a few surprises. |
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| Now, I do not have time to dilate on the way that that fed into the matrix of facts, but suffice to say it was an important matter from the defence point of view. |
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| This is not the time or place to start a blame game, suffice to say that in many countries price increases coincided exactly with the introduction of the euro. |
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| Their mothers, suffice to say, were defamed. |
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| Without going into the scientific details, suffice to say that the treatment is a cocktail of naturally occurring compounds, though somewhat concentrated here, which are taken by mouth. |
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| Without going into detail, suffice to say that prior to Confederation in 1867, recognition of the French language and culture took several quick turns. |
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| It does not suffice to say that eleven other European countries are doing it: historically, France is the only Western country founded solely on the philosophical values and principles inherited from the Age of Enlightenment. |
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| Suffice to say I am suspicious of the self-righteous and high-minded motives you gave for pursuing this line of attack. |
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| Suffice to say that it doesn't for a moment deter me from living and working in London this coming year. |
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| Suffice to say that Andy's productivity and quality rate has never been higher and is basically caning mine. |
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| Suffice to say it was somewhere short of fresh run, but no one had the heart to tell the beaming youth it should go back. |
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| Suffice to say there was a moment, call it the thunderbolt, the coup de foudre or whatever, where we both realised, blah blah blah. |
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| Suffice to say waking up in your own puke loses it's appeal after the sixth or seventh time. |
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| Suffice to say that, when I pull out the sofa to sweep under it, I find a dummy and an old Singing Kettle ticket. |
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| Suffice to say that marginalization and McCarthyite attacks occur from both the left and the right of the political spectrum. |
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| Suffice to say that the vineyard has been sustained by a rising demand from Europe's aristocratic families, Arab princelings and dotcom millionaires. |
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| Suffice to say some people on this fair isle have no sense of humour. |
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| Suffice to say that Stalinism and Hitlerism are the same disease. |
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| Suffice to say that we will not be hiring you any more cars in the future. |
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