Ditto for a pair of 'unconnected' teen students who were forced to similarly care for each other while trying to survive all those dementedly
gnashing teeth!
Admittedly, there'd be more
gnashing and less wailing in the case of any goodbye to Gord.
It promises to be an unmissable half hour, even if the new 8.30pm slot has left some fans
gnashing their teeth.
This week we hear, "As for this worthless slave, throw him into the outer darkness, where there will be weeping and
gnashing of teeth" (Matthew 25:30).
HAVING lived through six years of war, including air raids, bombing, gas masks, flying bombs, blackouts, food and fuel rationing, queuing, electricity cuts, dig for victory and make-do-and-mend government schemes, I cannot understand the current whingeing, wailing and
gnashing of teeth over a few months or even a year or two of economic pressures.
And there are bound to be bugs and a certain amount of
gnashing of teeth, hint the main players in this exercise.
It would not be surprising that a great calamity is truly imminent with much wailing and
gnashing of teeth not unlike the exodus out of Egypt into the land of milk and honey.
All that roaring and
gnashing of teeth and snorting fire.
Casey and Santorum, in their long march away from libertarian positions, have started the teeth of their party's faithful
gnashing. Pro-choice Democrats howled at the Casey nomination; former NARAL Pro-Choice America head Kate Michelman loudly mulled an independent run which, come election day, would have provided Santorum with a Nader-shaped wedge back into his Senate office.
There are other small nuggets in this cart-load of dross from The Independent Institute, but finding them involves the reader in an uncongenial exposure to rampant libertarians weeping, wailing and
gnashing their teeth.
This concentration of architectural attention north of the Elbe has led to a predictable
gnashing of teeth on the poorer southern banks.
All of the wailing and
gnashing of teeth regarding the imminent demise of the Pontiac GTO is misplaced.
