I knew him in Egypt three hundred years ago; I knew him in India five hundred years ago -- he is always
blethering around in my way, everywhere I go; he makes me tired.
To all of which the Vice-Warden simply replied "Don't you be a great
blethering goose
Thee mind what I tells 'ee," rejoins Rachel saucily, "and doan't 'ee kep
blethering about fairings.
But in reality you meet an old mate in one of the bars and miss two bands while
blethering.
This was: PS22,500 from bankers Goldman Sachs; PS36,660 for five hours' work on a Euro -referendum spiel to Barclays bankers and PS10,560 for a half hour 's work
blethering to lawyers.
AT a book launch in London a couple of years ago, my very non-celebrity pals and I got
blethering to a wellknown couple.
His Ballybrit
blethering began long before april as he started planning.
Finally, if Mrs Russell is such a big fan of wind power generation, why does she not stop
blethering about nimbys in the press and get on with building a smaller turbine in her back garden?
There we were, enjoying the Sailor Jerry and the saucy dancers, when one of my staff and her friend start
blethering to us.
And while I can bore most people to death
blethering on about the genius of Sir Alex, how we miss Cantona and how Beckham should be able to keep his underwear habits a secret, I think I can still manage to keep my love for Fergie's red and white army in proportion.
