There was a sudden look of comprehension as she said: 'Oh my goodness, I've been such a fool – of course!
You are not a fool – of course you know your cancer is serious but this isn't the first time you have come close to dying.
For the Gulf side of things?" "Fool, of course I am!" Gideon laughed, pouring the black water over the railing onto the head of a small and outraged alligator.
Google can be fooled, of course.
We had all been fooled, of course, by the glasses and the high forehead.
The fools, of course, are the vast majority of the world's listening public, who have stubbornly refused to pay much attention to Bruntnell since the release of his debut LP more than 20 years ago.
"You can call Putin or Medvedev a fool, which, of course, was totally impossible in Soviet times, but you might get into trouble if you look into their pockets," Albats said.
He goes home, tells his wife, Sarah, and after they have absorbed the shock of the terrible news, Abe says to Sarah, "Since it is my last night, Sarah, do you think we could go to bed and fool around?" "Of course," says Sarah.
English Passengers Matthew Kneale (Penguin, £6.99) Buy it at a discount at BOL Setting a ship of fools on course for a Victorian paradise, Kneale subverts the swashbuckler and expedition-journal forms in a novel that tells its story through high comedy, but has serious intent.
Is this April Fools' Day?" Of course it was preposterous.
Ms. Franklin had just serenaded guests like former Gov. David A. Paterson, former Mayor Edward I. Koch, Comptroller John C. Liu and a bevy of borough presidents with songs like "Chain of Fools" and of course, "Respect".
