| So, in yet another headshaking new reality programme, British workers travel abroad to test their skills in some of the most dangerous, challenging environments on Earth. |
| And I bet there's been plenty of headshaking and chuntering in the Portsmouth boardroom over how poorly managed this latest edition of the Winter Olympics has been. |
| There were several moments in the Australia game that left me in headshaking despair. |
| The fish swam in short, powerful bursts, followed by frantic headshaking. |
| Action is better than headshaking, teeth gnashing and finger pointing. |
