Sentence examples for rolling nonsense from inspiring English sources
More often they're the verbal equivalent of eye rolling: "Nonsense"; "a complete fantasy"; "the usual hysteria"; "years of this nonsense"; "I was furious with him, totally fed up"; "He wanted to be waited on all the time"; "I traipsed back, driving hundreds of miles, and he didn't come, ever".
Anyway, let's get rolling on this Sunday nonsense.
If you're an Android dev freak, it's time to update that sucker "1.0" nonsense you're rolling with.
A teeny bit embarrassed but majorly amused, I busted out laughing while rolling my eyes at my nonsense.
In fact, the government of Thailand is already rolling out exactly this kind of no-nonsense system.
But apparently your 'fights' are genteel affairs, against other soppy geriatrics rolling around the floor in crisp white outfits, in some bit of judokai nonsense.
The 70-year-old art collector responded in a letter for publication: "Apparently your 'fights' are genteel affairs, against other soppy geriatrics rolling around the floor in crisp white outfits, in some bit of judokai nonsense.
Had I believed the nonsense about Nebraska being a "flyover state," for instance, I would never have herded cattle on horseback through rolling grasslands lush with purple wildflowers and tall pines.
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