Not in a month of Sundays. "

'you'll never pump that concrete out of there, not in a month of Sundays.

"Now nobody who doesn't really know me would believe that, not in a month of Sundays," he added, chuckling at the idea that some consider him abrasive.

He could not recall having seen such a beauty in a month of Sundays.

Best show they'd had in a month of Sundays.

Not necessarily because the access is unlikely to be granted in a month of Sundays.

I ain't seen so many black eyes and bloody noses in a month of Sundays."

A poorer set of soldiers you'd not see in a month of Sundays."

Haven't seen you in a month of Sundays."

'you'll never pump that concrete out of there, not in a month of Sundays.

John Samuels had made harbor, which was the first bright spot he'd seen in a month of Sundays.

Fidelma was as unlikely a lady's maid as one could hope to find in a month of Sundays.

And he was as good a boy as you would find in a month of Sundays, and worthy to be a Prince.

Claudette has started saying things that I would never have believed she would have said in a month of Sundays.

"Talking gets one thirsty," he declared, "and I ain't had no one to drink with in a month of Sundays.

"That's more than she'll earn on her back in a month of Sundays," BigDaniel grunted.

"Now nobody who doesn't really know me would believe that, not in a month of Sundays," he added, chuckling at the idea that some consider him abrasive.

You couldn't bomb all of Lovais and the surrounding enemy dumps in a month of Sundays without opposition."

Her hair was hanging down in her face and it was real long and dirty, like it hadn't been washed in a month of Sundays.

And, dammit, he was a married man, he was her senior officer, and he wouldn't look at her that way in a month of Sundays.

And I believe I have some credibility on that, because we cut the deficit by more in four years than anybody has in a month of Sundays.

She looked at me out of the prettiest blue eyes I'd seen in a month of Sundays and she said, "That horse belongs to me."

Jim McIntyre, the Dunfermline manager, was seething about the incident and said: "It's never a penalty in a month of Sundays.

During the 1980s, the company released a series of commercials in the UK which featured a song that included the recurring phrase, "Never in a month of Sundays".

One little rumor about your being a crank would do more to ruin this business than all the plots and stuff that these fool story-writers could think up in a month of Sundays."

By the way, folks, Frank has gone out and got himself a partner after all these years, a New York country boy with the worst looking black beard your reporter has seen in a month of Sundays.

from their first LP Once In A Month Of Sundays An Austrian Post-Punk/Gothic Juwel !!!