Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at eights.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Examples
-
Saybrook Platform was omitted, and all ecclesiastical laws were grouped under the three heads entitled Eights of Conscience,
-
And the fact that it only happened because they identified the Sharons as 'Eights' before they knew about the Final Five - was anyone actually worried about that particular piece of minutia?
-
At Oxford every year there is a boat-race called the "Eights," where the river is so narrow that the winner has to bump the boat in front of him.
-
"Eights" week and Commemoration as the shining events of the year.
-
England's former one-day wicketkeeper Paul Nixon, left, looks on as Ricky Ponting hits out in a 2007 World Cup Super Eights match in Antigua.
-
Some tennis inconveniently interrupted here, in the style possibly of Chris's life partner handing round the After Eights, but our monologist was not about to be thrown off his stride: I hear he's not a great listener, but the sarcasm we believe it is when he's talking to his box like that, how are they feeling right now?
Offbeat Chris Bradnam surges ahead in the wacky commentator race
-
I adored the city of dreaming spires, its Eights races on the Cherwell River, gowns and other traditions, the local countryside, and the playful academic approach.
-
Some tennis inconveniently interrupted here, in the style possibly of Chris's life partner handing round the After Eights, but our monologist was not about to be thrown off his stride: I hear he's not a great listener, but the sarcasm we believe it is when he's talking to his box like that, how are they feeling right now?
Offbeat Chris Bradnam surges ahead in the wacky commentator race
-
In fact, David Kenzer says “2009 is mostly about Aces & Eights product.”
-
He said he didn't want children, because "I don't like children", although he did give me one of his two After Eights.
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.