bogyman การใช้

• The bogyman can't get us unless we let him.
• Every fund-raising group in the world loves a bogyman.
• For some, the bogyman is already at the door.
• And you're threatening everybody with the arbmac bogyman on top.
• He is the most overrated bogyman in Washington, D . C .,
• It was young nurses, strangled and stabbed by a nighttime bogyman another problem altogether.
• To them, Parcells is the bogyman.
• The eighth inning showed that there is a bogyman under the Red Sox bed of roses.
• Well, the bogyman is here.
• Money-- obscene amounts of money paid to all sorts of people-- is the bogyman.
• But, like many stories Mom spins, the " bogyman " tale can be healthy.
• "If you don't behave, the bogyman will come and get you tonight ."
• But a bogyman these days is any scary thing, usually a ghost, that hunts down naughty children.
• Once the Soviet house of cards collapsed, there was no bogyman with which to frighten the children of the right.
• Or will petty politics and the bogyman fears of property " takings " come into play and kill an imaginative idea?
• "I'm just an ex-bogyman, " he informs a stranger he meets in front of the mortuary.
• "Natural Born Killers " was sold like some bogyman movie : See Juliette Lewis and Woody Harrelson on a killing spree!
• It is a small price, they say, to shed a decade of international isolation and the reputation as Europe's bogyman.
• Politicians from both sides of the aisle have found pop music ( and pop culture, in general ) a convenient bogyman to complain about.
• "It's time we all worked together and stopped arguing that tax relief is somehow the catch-all bogyman ."