After we played, he'd said, "You're hitting drops and boasts too early.
Again, Labour boasts too little about this success, now rolling out another 1,000 new centres in the next two years.
Never taking a note, he boasts of near-total recall; he boasts, too, of the book he's going to write before he has written a word of it.
Zero boasts, too, that the DSR, when fitted with the necessary fast-charging hardware, can be refueled in as little as two hours, at the rate of 103 riding miles per charging hour.
That he doesn't get to do it because he fucked it – that he boasted too loudly about bungs over a curry – is the absolute peak of Big Samism.
But while Simon Dormandy's production, set in a luxury Sicilian spa hotel, fizzes with invention, it boasts one too many bright ideas and doesn't always reconcile the play's melodramatic and festive elements.
PETE THAMEL High Rankings, Low Scores The Southeastern Conference can thump its chest a little bit this week, but considering the ineffectiveness of the offenses of several of its prominent teams, the conference should not boast too much.
Moreover, he can hardly boast too loudly about the economic benefits reaped by his new approach.
These days, America's chief executives are not boasting too much about their visions.
Plattsburgh has the look of an industrial city fallen on hard times, boasting too heartily about a new wine bar and a renovated train station.
But he might have boasted too soon.
