| But Toby, who has the same angelic looks as his brother, right down to the blue eyes and the chin dimple, is, says Irvine, much less perturbed by the whole rigamarole than he was. |
| Speak out like a man, and don't give me any more of this tiresome rigamarole. |
| The extra bit of rigamarole might indeed repel some would-be voters. |
| Then I figured he'd missed my point, and I went through the whole blamed rigamarole again, and it ended the same way, with Tweel on his nose in the middle of my picture! |
| If I had not known you had studied law, not for a moment would that rigamarole lead me to suspect it. |
| That's when easyJet said no. You can click through to read about the ridiculous bureaucratic rigamarole Mr Birchall and his team had to endure. |
