| He stands up yet again, pats several pockets and produces a large, heavy object on an impressive gold chain. |
| When a defeated combatant pats or hits the floor in token of submission, the victor must at once let go his hold. |
| That reminds me of a superstore that pats itself on the back for putting a mom-and-pop hardware store out of business. |
| While you are waiting, a hot loaf of garlic bread and individual butter pats is supplied as well. |
| So let's all put a stop to this tomfoolery and cease and desist from giving these Ministers pats on the back for their poor behavior. |
| The goats are tiny and docile, and suffer well the pats and pokes of oversugared junior Americans. |
