"It is broken, venerable Sir".
"Here it is, venerable Sir".
"What do you see there?" "Nothing at all, venerable Sir".
"What do you see there?" "These seeds, exceedingly small, venerable Sir".
Along the way you can enjoy Mr. O'Toole as a barking-mad Peer of the Realm, Mr. Broadbent as a drunken major and a glimpse of the venerable Sir John Mills taking cocaine through a straw at a fancy party.
Solving just a hostage crisis would be hard enough, with many ministers among those held, including the daughter of the country's venerable president, Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara, the man who led Fiji to independence from Britain in 1970.
Paoletti claimed the support of Sir Denis Mahon, the venerable 93-year-old art historian.
As well as politely toasting the Queen's 86th birthday, the crowd was welcoming the new British ambassador, Sir Richard Stagg, a venerable gray-haired diplomatic veteran recently arrived from India.
Telfer, 74, is one of a trio of venerable giants - the others being Sir Ian McGeechan and Andy Irvine - of the Scottish game whose counsel has been sought by current head coach Vern Cotter ahead of the New Zealander's first Tests on home soil.
By Marc Hom The New Yorker, July 27 , 1998P. 72 Black and white photograph of singer Mary Cleere Haran and her pianist, Sir Richard Rodney Bennett in the Algonquin Hotel's venerable Oak Room.
Barrett was in Mexico checking out vacation homes when the call came in from Sir Peter Middleton, chairman of London's venerable Barclays Group.
