Sentence examples for blab from inspiring English sources

All this meant extra paperwork: complaints to the Vatican, petitions, investigations, and interrogations.Verbatim transcripts offer a brawling, reality-television world: "Sister Domitella, with her hands on her hips, said to her, 'If I don't get some respect, for the love of God, I'd like to strangle you… because you blab to the Curia about everything that goes on here in the convent'".

"CEOs can talk and blab all day about culture," Jack Welch once said, "but the employees know who the jerks are".The term is so vague that culture-based explanations are often meaningless.

He would been able to count on Sooty the compulsive whisperer not to blab.

"I don't blab and I'm respected for it".

How many people would I want to blab to bout your drinkin and foolishness?

"Answer, no, of course I'd blab . . . at some evening or other after half a bottle more of pinot grigio than I should have consumed".

He asked Percy not to blab about this.

As my hard-bitten father used to say, "At least when you tell your sins to a priest, you know he's not going to blab them to his missus".

We're talking intimate in the emotionally impressionable if distracted, pajama-­changing, kid-wrangling, coffee-brewing, work-prepping sense, when viewers for those shows (mostly women, don't you know) are said to want a tiny serving of hard news, a generous dollop of gossip and entertainment blabbedy-blab, a garnish of kitchen tips and a gulp of weather forecast.

Based on the discovery that 99.4percentt of all cellphone conversations are unnecessary anyway, the half-ounce "Auto-Blab" can be permanently parked at home or office, saving valuable pocket or purse space for breath mints, staplers and the like.

Mentions other very tall players like Jon Knocak, Benoit Benjamin, Bill Wennington, Uwe Blab&Manute Bol who is seven feet six.