"Exercise …" He snorts on the word.
That's how I can confirm that plenty of things in it will make you snort on second or even third reading.
These crucial reforms have been undermined by the culture of fiefdoms where gavels are clung to by a herd of Congressional bulls snorting on their separate turfs as the real-life threats from terrorism grow more complex.
One moment of brilliant cinema summed up the revolution: a Velociraptor, peering through the window of a locked door with fearsomely intelligent eye, then snorting on the glass, and misting it with its breath.
Instead of snorting on Twitter about the NSA maybe we can start encrypting our Tweets?
In doing that, in other words, in not waving their forked tongues around and [now] snorting on the window, we've taken them from being very reptilian to being warm-blooded".
You recently revealed in an interview that you snorted coke on the ice planet in "The Empire Strikes Back".
Just days before the New Hampshire primary, The Enquirer reported that Jeb Bush snorted cocaine on the night his father won the presidency, a claim attributed to Stone's recent book on the Bush "crime family".
An imaginary bull on one shoulder snorts "do it!" A bear on the other shoulder growls "don't!" I want to tell you that the stock market will begin a strong, sustained rally within a month.
The boys snorted and moved on.
