murmurs
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Barnaby Joyce weighs in on Daryl and Gladys, the ongoing murmurs about Wagga, and just how stupid does the Republican party think Twitter users really are?
Everybody was easy and seemed pleased. citation Opera at Covent Garden (1734–41) In 1733 the Earl of Essex received a letter with the following sentence: "Handel became so arbitrary a prince, that the Town murmurs".
And Hakainde, when he loses now on 30th October, he will have lost three times and that will mark the end,” Munkombwe said amid murmurs from teachers.
Assuaging any potential anxiety, Le Bon croons and murmurs soothingly, just under pitch, like a non-Teutonic Nico.
But appreciative murmurs and giggles among the audience indicate they know exactly who is being mimicked.
Finally, a brown-haired student, Eric, slouched and raccoon-eyed, bolts upright: “Oh my God,” he murmurs.