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• I guess that s Alex Cox showing his middle class twittery.
• My advice to nervous officials and twittery purists in England is to chill out.
• It's this that makes her twittery.
• The Walrus-like Murray sheds decades to become a twittery Paraguayan virgin in love with the poetry of Tennyson.
• Kate Beckinsale's Maggie also reminds us that beneath an initially twittery exterior she's very much her strong-willed father's daughter.
• He just shows up under the tree on Christmas Eve with a lovely red bow ( which he eats ), then innocently wreaks havoc on a twittery Victorian family.
• Meanwhile, Tierney is plagued by her twittery Southern-belle mother ( Blythe Danner ) and a moony ex-boyfriend who croons " Against All Odds " to her.
• The 1997 Encores recording features Hans Spialek's newly restored orchestrations, which are as twittery, twinkly and frilly as a maypole strung with bells, hearts and crepe-paper flowers.
• I'm just a journalist who has observed citizens getting so twittery about Olympic gold-medal ceremonies or touchdowns on the tube that they acquiesce to expensive new stadiums in their own back yards.
• Sokurov's next film, " Moloch, " about Hitler's coterie at Berchtesgaten, is shot as if through pea soup and features an inane Fuhrer moaning about his health and a twittery Eva Braun.
• *Twittery . ( The term, not the comments above . ) If you google " help wanted " " administrative assistant " you will see the results advise " He / she will perform advanced secretarial . . . ".
• The blond Bubbles ( Tara Strong ), who likes to draw, is a twittery sweet-natured aesthete, and the green-hued Buttercup ( E . G . Daily ), whose voice is several pitches lower than those of her sisters, is a combative warrior.
• "Spin " noted its literate and humorous bent, stating " Das Racist rap like reporters issuing Twittery soliloquies on whatever's melting in America's porta-potty, from Kierkegaard to Queens Boulevard and Dinesh D'Souza to Lollapalooza . " giving the album 8 / 10.
• Stankiewicz's skill at drawing with 3-D elements is elaborately evident in " Tribal Diagram " ( 1954 ), an intricate Klee-like structure of small machine parts, wires and pipes, in which birds, trees animals, people and totems are evoked in an ingenious counterpoint of solid shapes with twittery twists and frills of wire.
• :: : : Fair point, SS-but even the mating calls of parrots are ( in every species I've ever heard-aside from the Budgerigar, which is melodic in a twittery way ) still loud, harsh and screechy / squawky, albeit less so than the ear-splitting contact calls .-- talk ) 22 : 37, 28 September 2008 ( UTC)