Sentence examples for leaky it from inspiring English sources

Gone are the days when a chancellor, Hugh Dalton, had to resign when he blurted down details of his budget to a reporter.It's a natural consequence of being in a coalition government, said one Conservative MP, loyally shifting the blame to the Liberal Democrats (who have been a bit leaky, it is true).

GP Last season: Eighth in Eastern Conference Key player: Frederic Brillant The new season in one word: Leaky It's never wise to set too much stock in the Photoshopped images that first accompany stadium announcements – local realpolitik quickly tends to whittle these packed futuristic spaceships down to visions resembling a more modest suburban hardware store by the time it comes to break ground.

While I find the deal a bit leaky, it may do some good in fending off any Iranian move to go nuclear in the near to medium term.

Growing up without microbes, its gut had not developed properly – it had less surface area for absorbing nutrients, its walls were leakier, it renewed itself at a slower pace, and the blood vessels that supplied it with nutrients were sparse.

Both have plenty of experience on news programmes, but both are more famous for light entertainment than for dodging bullets in Bosnia.The BBC declines to comment on most of the rumours from its notoriously leaky newsroom: it denies that Mr Campbell is being lined up to present its "Breakfast News", but does not say if he is being courted for other shows.

The cereals alone fed to industrially reared animals could feed the equivalent of three billion people.The food system today is like a leaky bucket; it wastes half of what it produces.

Despite its dismal record in fixing leaky pipes, it is effective at generating cash.

It's beautifully sung throughout but this Show Boat was rather leaky when it came to remembering lines and crafting vivid characters.

Not only is thatch leaky, but it also needs to be replaced twice a year, at $40 a time.

The library is not just a new physical space, replacing a traditional book-lined room that had buckets on the floor because of leaky ceilings; it also plays an important part generally in delivering the curriculum.

Given Khan's leaky defences, it's a fight Hatton might win.