argue the toss

He had better things to do than argue the toss.

You're arguing the toss over the small print as to whether or not it's covered.

No point in arguing the toss on this one.

With hindsight I perhaps should have argued the toss about paying off the loan in full.

Not with two great men arguing the toss!

If you like, locals will argue the toss.

I could imagine Penny being abducted while my man argued the toss with a traffic warden.

Tom, meanwhile, who didn't sleep well, would be grumpily arguing the toss with anyone about anything.

Arguing the toss as to whether 'wealth-redistribution' is a good thing or not misses this point.

If anyone had challenged Frederica directly as to whether she believed that, she would have argued the toss.

Arguing the toss on the relative risks, simply makes no impact on most of the public, who do not listen to, or hear these arguments.

We do not argue the toss whether murder is wrong or fraud a crime or violence punishable.

Was there a rheumaticky and querulous old dowager among them, arguing the toss all the way to the cliffs?

They would have to argue the toss with NATO?

To all the people arguing the toss about Labour/Conservative voting, note that this is life expectancy at birth.

Well, you weren't gonna argue the toss!

Everybody wanted to argue the toss.'

But anyway, arguing the toss about what "armed" might mean in the circumstances is like so many angels dancing on the head of a pin here.

It is a brave agency that will argue the toss in the circumstances, and a lucky one that will find a client ready to listen.

Luckily we're on pretty good terms with them, but the Governor's going to have a fine time arguing the toss with Dakar."

Joan looked prepared to argue the toss, but two of her leaders, fearful, pulled at her arm and urged that they move at once.

She said as if to herself, "I'd like to have seen him arguing the toss with Wei Lu when they were on that bicycle."

Rather than argue the toss until next Christmas, however, you have agreed to accept Elephant's second revised offer of £4,787, minus the excess.

Algy broke in, shouting: 'Stop arguing the toss, you two, and give me a hand.'

He went and argued the toss with them at the prison, and tried to threaten them with all the canons of Notre Dame.