Mauricio Pochettino was all chuckles at the ludicrous elements of this contest while Roy Hodgson's demeanour was far more stern.
Then their opponents became embroiled in a leadership contest so ludicrous that it preoccupied the media and left them to get on having a proper post-election holiday.
Steve Crowther, the party's outgoing chairman, has said any attempt to exclude Woolfe from the contest would be ludicrous and could put the party in severe jeopardy.
Steve Crowther, the party's outgoing chairman, has said any attempt to exclude Woolfe from the contest would be ludicrous and could put the party in jeopardy.
They themselves, as you would expect, gave twelve points to Macedonia, but, voting habits aside, the contest goes to ludicrous lengths to protect itself from any storms that rage in the greater world beyond.
Indeed, it is so long now, three years and counting, that Spain has lost a meaningful contest that it would be ludicrous to complain.
Mr. Priebus, who stays studiously neutral in his party's presidential contest, seemed to think it ludicrous to compare the pizza executive and motivational speaker to Ike, as the supreme Allied commander in World War II is affectionately known.
Denialist claims are refuted point by point, in a spiralling contest in which no argument – however ludicrous – is ever left unchallenged.
It is a contest where the ability to construct ludicrous soundbites and stab people both in the back and the front are prized over lowlier attributes, such as actual talent or vague competency.
No sooner had their debut single appeared than a bitterly fought contest erupted to find who could burden the quartet with the most ludicrous degree of expectation.
