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• They are unbelievable results, absolutely stonking.
• This series of independent singles was due to start with a stonking ( of course ) version of'SUMMER '.
• It weighs close to nothing, but its motor, though tiny, is capable of stonking power you never thought possible.
• "Investors are not going to suffer with the currency, so even for investors based in dollars, they've had a stonking time ."
• Classy styling, VFR-esque comfort and versatility plus BMW quality and residuals make for a stonking and attractive all-rounder, if not quite the sports bike BM intended & ".
• The review highlighted the song's chorus with Levine calling it " stonking great " and " completely trashy in the best possible way . " David Renshaw of Drowned in Sound felt that the song was effective in what it was trying to do, writing : " Trashy and rambunctious, it s a brash summer anthem about getting drunk and partying hard.
• Sia described songwriting for others as " play-acting . " " The Guardian "'s Kitty Empire commented that the latter album " provides an obvious counterpoint to Sia s more personal album of 2014, " 1000 Forms of Fear ", whose stonking single, " Chandelier ", tackled her intoxicated past . " This Is Acting " makes plain the fact of manufacture  a process akin to bespoke tailoring ."
• Both performances were commended by " Independent " journalist Hugh Montgomery; in a review of 2009's television, Montgomery named Nesbitt " Face of the Year ", writing, " Just as you had James Nesbitt written off as the gurning embodiment of everything mediocre about British TV drama, he produced two stonking performances, as the transfixingly harrowed sergeant in " Occupation ", and a nervily vengeful victim's relative in Irish-troubles piece " Five Minutes of Heaven ".
• That just once it might be nice to reach for a zipper and instead find nothing but cool scales . " Reviewer Dan Barrett from the 400 Club wrote that " " The X-Files " is off to a stonking good start with this season 2 opening . " Bob Curtright, writing for the " Los Angeles Daily News ", called the episode " an engrossing chiller about potential contact from outer space . " Robert Shearman and Lars Pearson, in their book " Wanting to Believe : A Critical Guide to The X-Files, Millennium & The Lone Gunmen ", rated the episode five stars out of five, writing that the episode was not " what the fans were expecting, and its reputation isn't great.