Sentence examples for boobfeed from inspiring English sources
After fiercely denying that his client had any links to terrorism (and indicating that he would be seeking compensation from America), Mr Suleiman denounced Sudan's government for its "political terrorism" against its people.By mid-week there was a growing consensus among diplomats and journalists in Khartoum that American intelligence had boobed.
Yet Ms Alexander, seen but recently as the Scottish Labour Party's shining hope, boobed tremendously.
I don't know the ins and outs of who boobed, but right now Times editor John Witherow looks almost as clueless as the Page 3 girls and others who spent the first half of the week dispensing libertarian outrage.
On Thursday, she was pictured semi-naked on the cover of the Daily Star, a cut out of the heads of presenters Ant and Dec over each of her breasts, above a smirking caption claiming that "Naughty Nadine Dorries has boobed again!" In fact the 55-year-old MP was not topless, as the paper claimed, but had been snapped furtively by a long-lens paparazzo while changing next to a hotel swimming pool.
Here are some choice snippets from the big- boobed lunged one: I came from a big family.
In 2002, it boobed by advising David Blunkett, then home secretary, that there were no serious mental health consequences of cannabis use; the council had done a sloppy job of reviewing the evidence.
"But I will never have this figure that's big-boobed and tiny waist and curvaceous bum.
The fashion industry, normally intensely snobbish about distancing itself from the fake-tanned, fake-boobed world of commercialised glamour modelling, has nonetheless taken the Pirelli calendar to its heart.
If so, it's a ridiculous decision, especially if Wiseman's planning to keep the mutants from the original film as believed (who could forget the three-boobed hooker?).
In this, Kingsman is as ingeniously canny a piece of marketing as the reboot of the 007 franchise by means of which craggy, divertingly big-boobed Daniel Craig stuck it to foreign interlopers in the Brit spies manor – Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible, Kiefer Sutherland in 24, Matt Damon in Bourne – and showed that the ageing franchise had the right stuff for a new era.
While previous issues have shown women fully topless with their nipples covered only by headlines or their hands or hair, and promising "the boobiest shoot ever" or "big-boobed brunettes", recent editions of Nuts feature models in less highly sexualised poses, wearing slightly more modest lingerie.
