Sentence examples for a right gob from inspiring English sources
And if they're making money mainly by collecting gobs of personal data, I think you have a right to be worried.
He is, essentially, a right-wing Rent-a-Gob paid by ITV to get worked up about literally anything on Good Morning Britain before much of the public has even had its cornflakes.
"I've got a bit of a gob on me," says Newman.
Why is a sailor called a gob, which has the dialect sense of "to spit"?
SC: They wanted to offer people just a taste, not a gob full.
He was bawling, and I hawked a gob of spit right into his black, wailing mouth and said, You bastard.
Otherwise it merely feels like rent-a-gob.
Having girded my loins for rent-a-gob hour, I find quite the opposite.
Unless, of course, part of the plan is to turn to Bing instead and sell exclusive indexing rights for gobs of cash.
This is the problem when the self is endowed with divinity, and it's a weakness that Emerson acknowledged: if the only measure of greatness is how big an iconoclast you are, then there really is no difference between coming up with the theory of relativity, plugging in an electric guitar, leading a civil rights movement or spending great gobs of your own money to fly a balloon across the Atlantic.
