Sentences with phrase «big gob»
The phrase "big gob" is commonly used to describe someone who talks a lot or is loud-mouthed. It refers to someone who has a tendency to talk excessively or boast about themselves in an arrogant way. Full definition
I also dabble a little bit in Python and MySQL on the side, looking to fish up interesting trends from big gobs of unstructured data.
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Martin is often credited as the «big gob in chief» behind campaigns to reclaim bank charges, PPI and council tax.
Although the updated PDK automated double - clutch gearboxes have been programmed to grab higher gears earlier (FYI: seven - speed manuals are still offered), there are still big gobs of performance available with just a very modest application of throttle.
He's often credited as the «big gob in chief» behind campaigns to reclaim Bank Charges, PPI and Council Tax with over 10 million template letters downloaded and many # billions repaid.
Hitler indeed had a big gob.
Do you think if FC keeps progressing he could be that big gob we need — looks like he could give both barrels but expect he is still feeling his way and just glad to be part of the team atm before he goes shouting off to the others.
We need someone who isn't injury prone or a rash tackling idiot with a big gob on him.
One time during the game he had come to the sideline and wiped off «a big gob of spit on my forehead.»
I've got far too much of a big gob, I say what I think.
The Birmingham Yardley MP - who previously told TP she had a «big gob» and would not be «silenced» - was being interviewed by Guardian columnist Owen Jones when she said she would be ready to back a new leader if necessary.
The comments come a few months after a wide - ranging interview with TP in which Phillips told us she had a «big gob» and that she was not afraid to stand up to her opponents:
I'm leaning towards just putting a big gob of JB Weld in there and sticking it back on, but before I do that I'd like to hear if anybody has other ideas or experience replacing these kind of switches.
You might think other manufacturers are thinking along similar lines right now, bringing the big gob madness to a stop, but that doesn't appear to be the case.
Some healthy tid bits are OK, but no big gobs of fat (don't give your dog a whole turkey skin ¦ it can kill some dogs), chocolate, raisins, grapes, onions, spicy food, turkey bones, etc..