| Each opened his bundle praising his own goods and disparaging his neighbours thrusting a piece of silk towards us recommending it as Scatch plat or Bailatee. |
| Apart from that however there wasn't a scatch on the bike, testament the top-quality of the fairings and components. |
| But defence often comes out on top of attack on tense occasions and layers look right to effectively make it a scatch affair. |
| The revellers at the River Thames will get packs featuring scatch 'n' sniff, LED wristbands and seven kinds of fruit-flavoured sweets. |
