bag of wind

"It certainly ought," I said to the man who had not long ago described himself as an old bag of wind and bones.

He also sold bags of wind to those who went out on the fishing boats.

We could give you your own bag of wind.'

Ron Paul is not just another bag of wind, grit, & lobby contributions.

He was just an old bag of wind, completely harmless, but the people didn't like him up there and were glad to see him go.

'You are an ancient bag of wind and dung,' he challenged.

Bink lifted the bag of winds and started to untie it.

I told myself Arturo Stolle was a big bag of wind.

You would trust your lives and fortune to this old bag of wind and bones?"

The bags of wind hung over us, the restless sea tossed around us.

"Listen, you pompous, bloated bag of wind, I'm only doing this for your own good!

Bag of wind riding for a fall.

Percy is naught but a blustering, ridiculous bag of wind."

"Here is another potent weapon-the bag of wind.

The Aztec is an Aeolus with an inexhaustible bag of winds.

"Motion picture accounting is a bag of wind," Mr. Londoner said.

You've only yourself to blame if she ends up listening to that bag of wind Pisano, haven't you, eh?'

"You improbable bag of wind!

If your wife wants to really puncture that bag of wind ..." Pope did not lose his temper.

Mr. Howell is able to present a man who is both an empty bag of wind and an unbending rod of steel.

Yet he was growing fond of Tormund Giantsbane, great bag of wind and lies though he was.

The root of the word "fool" is from the Latin follis, which means "bag of wind" or that which contains air or breath.

And that alleged kinder, gentler George Steinbrenner is the same old bag of wind for saying he would have suspended a Yankee for doing it.

But if you saw the Devil When he was skinned, You would really find, He was just a bag of wind.

George Shannon Long was as phony as a three-dollar bill, and most everyone but George knew he was a bag of wind.