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• The word Panjandrum has since passed into the English language.
• The first edition of the book was published in 1989 by Panjandrum Books.
• Panjandrum was now equipped with over seventy cordite rockets and a stabilising third wheel.
• Their garden later had a Golobosh Tree brought from a trip visiting the Panjandrum.
• The Panjandrum was never used in battle.
• Unlike princes and panjandrums, writers seldom leave behind houses of architectural distinction or decorative interest.
• Still, if those concerns bother industry watchers, they don't faze the corporate panjandrums.
• The grand high Panjandrum of Swat's third-best elephant was delivered of a pup.
• In later stories The Panjandrum and his friend Bom would visit the Noah's in England.
• During World War II, the British military named an experimental rocket-propelled weapon the Panjandrum.
• Behind the scenes, the panjandrums of network television were skirmishing in Washington about the very concept of an
• This is his last chance to prove he is a possible president and not just a perennially overreaching Senate panjandrum.
• Congress had reduced the clout of committee chairman by scattering power among subcommittees, creating a new class of titled panjandrums.
• Described as an " olla podrida " in two acts, " Panjandrum " is set in the Philippines.
• The term " panjandrum " has since become used to describe a powerful person, or a self-important official.
• 6 p . m . Party panjandrums are frantically trying to restore order, but momentum is on the side of chaos.
• Panjandrum proved to be too powerful however, snapping the cables and whipping them back across the beach when they were used.
• Hotels may be crowded with diplomats but the Moscone Convention Center has also invited the panjandrums and plenipotentiaries of the Bowling Proprietors Association of America.
• Previous panjandrums may have frolicked in exotic capitals, but today, the itineraries are less glamorous, as two Massachusetts House freshmen have discovered.
• Boston concluded, " John could have been a great cultural panjandrum had he not been disqualified by his lack of pomposity ."