(This two-disc package comes with a passel of extras, including two audio commentaries, one of them by Jeanne Moreau and Truffaut's biographer Serge Toubiana).
This month, designers and stores have come out with a passel of pink products for men, women and even pets, in every shade of the spectrum, at every price point.
Sure enough, "our hero" came home to a passel of economic troubles in Dreamerica, rushing to talk to Bernanke & Paulson.
Now, however, as the first baby boomers start to collect Social Security checks, fund sponsors are coming up with a passel of new products catering mainly to those who are knocking at the gates of retirement — or are already inside.
So you've got your usual luxury liner set with stairs on both sides and three levels for the hoofers, some silly romance that's sure to come out alright and a passel of great tunes.
A bank of computers springs into action to figure out how to maximize my fare, producing a passel of puzzles.
Ms. Finkel's earliest experiences with death came when her own pets — a passel of dogs, birds and rats she grew up with in Seattle in the 1980s — began to die.
One scenario is that after the voting ends June 3, a passel of superdelegates comes out at once and puts Mr. Obama over the top.
When it comes to your computer and the Internet, are you being buried by a passel of passwords?
And here comes the latest edition of the uniquely interminable American election cycle, with a passel of Republican candidates, ranging from the insipid (Mitt Romney) to the demagogic (Michele Bachmann), already lining up.
