10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPLUTTERINGLY»
Discover the use of
splutteringly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
splutteringly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
What Tappan did was to wave back Flynn's lathering-hand, and to say, rather
splutteringly, that he would wait, “ef Captain Carroll was in a hurry.” But Captain
Carroll was in no hurry, it seemed, and, moreover, gave the impression that if he
had ...
Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman,
2012
2
Unnoticed in the Casual Light of Day: Phillip Larkin and the ...
Announcements, splutteringly loud, Clash with the quack ofa man with pound
notes round his hat And a lit-up board. There's more than just animals: Bead-
stalls, balloon-men, a Bank; a beer-marquee that Half-screens a canvas Gents; a
tent ...
3
Philip Larkin Poems: Selected by Martin Amis
In the main arena, more judges meetbya jeep: The jumping's on next.
Announcements, splutteringly loud, Clash withthequack of amanwith pound
notes round his hat And a litupboard. There'smorethan just animals: Beadstalls,
balloonmen, ...
4
Salute the Black Skarran
They sat up and splutteringly removed their gags before rubbing their arms and
legs in order to restore the circulation. "Listen," Vardak ordered as he untied the
next two men and moved to the third pair. "You six here must step across to the ...
5
What's Wrong with Us: The Anthropathology Thesis
While I believe there is a slim possibility of resolution or escape, I recognize the
sense of impotence that results in the splutteringly inarticulate use of terms like
madness. Far deeper empathic understanding and dialogue is called for than I ...
6
Finding and Knowing: Psychology, Information and Computers
A set of highly critical, and in places almost splutteringly indignant, papers about
it in a recent information science journal5 will give interested readers some
pause for thought. But among the perfectly fair questions they raise is this: Can ...
7
The High Place: Facsimile Edition
... upon the child was furthered the greatest ill and discomfort for the greatest
number, who, here as in every other case, replied to any display of common-
sense with frenzies that did harm and everywhither splutteringly worked mischief.
James Branch Cabell,
2009
8
A Book of English Essays
As the magic combination of symbols showed itself, the machine would first
hesitate, then shiver and noisily gather its works together, and then, like an
exasperated fairy godmother, would splutteringly hurl whole handfuls of coin at
you so that ...
9
Troublemakers: The Struggle for Environmental Justice in ...
By contrast the site (which covers an area equivalent to 660 football pitches) had
been operating for fifty years. This provoked one indignant individual to write
splutteringly to a national newspaper: 'I think that the people who bought houses
76 ...
10
From Darkness to Light in Polynesia: With Illustrative Clan ...
His face became red ; the eyeballs seemed ready to start out of their sockets as
he splutteringly said to Marere, 'Give me the boy' Reeling about like a drunken
man, he advanced a few steps in order to 144 FROM DARKNESS TQ LIGHT ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPLUTTERINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
splutteringly is used in the context of the following news items.
Full House reunion? Please stop ruining my childhood
No matter how splutteringly craptastic a remake is it ultimately doesn't matter. The original still exists. Go back and watch it. That should unruin whatever piece of ... «New Zealand Herald, Apr 15»
BBC debate sketch: Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon... a romance …
Splutteringly, and not very effectually, Mr Miliband tried to bat away her advances. It was like watching a petrified black cat with white paint on its back fighting off ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
Karl Puschmann: 12 Monkeys dulls down Gilliam's brilliant vision
But come on; you can't say that turning the Coen brothers' 1996 quirky crime classic into a television series sounded like anything other than a splutteringly ... «New Zealand Herald, Feb 15»
Free advice for opponents of the term 'tar sands' -- take a Valium
Every time a Calgary Herald columnist becomes splutteringly furious lecturing someone on the perfidy of saying "tar sands" the whole trope becomes ... «rabble.ca, Feb 15»
The Ruling Class at Trafalgar Studios | Theatre review
This play is a dark satire that's splutteringly funny, with some excellent musical ditties that offer sharp relief. It's piped full of trite observations and off-hand ... «The Upcoming, Jan 15»
Looking for Results
His semi-nasty comment makes Patrick splutteringly confess that he has told his friends Dom and Agustín about their hookups, which does not please Kevin, ... «Vulture, Jan 15»
Man versus Manopause: Michele Magwood Reviews Darryl Bristow …
There's the splutteringly funny scene at the swimming pool when he's rumbled as a pervert for watching the kids' swimming style, and another at a make-up ... «Books LIVE, Dec 14»
Sketch: No sex education please, we're British
Mr Davies was vehemently, irately, even splutteringly against. There was far too much sex education in schools already, he yapped. (If you've never had the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 14»
TV preview: The World's Best Diet
There may be a bit of nervous laughter and faltering on my part, but not on Doherty's when the question's splutteringly returned. “Well, I'm not bad as it goes,” ... «Yorkshire Evening Post, Jun 14»
Paul Greenwood's movie reviews - The Wolf of Wall Street, Crystal …
It's splutteringly funny, and the sicker it gets, the funnier it gets. A sequence in which Jordan feels the full effects of his favourite pills showcases an eye for ... «Glasgow Evening Times, Jan 14»