Sentences with phrase «flogging of a dead horse»

Not even these ludicrous aspects of Dr. Bawumia's lecture of rehashed lies and flogging of a dead horse can match what came from Kufuor, who chaired the function.

Not exact matches

Akira On the belt buckleof millions of Nazi soldiers This long - dead horse apparently needs flogging again Christian Motto Wasp Rory Open the pod bay door Agnostickids Rodents for Romney Polonius FYI Oberver skytag Cpt.

Had we gone for Cavani first instead of flogging the dead horse that is the Benzema deal, we might've actually got him.

No chance, Bale belongs to Spurs, they have no need or want to sell him, he has come out and said he is very happy at Spurs, he's signed up on a long contract, and Man United could not afford him, so why you guys keep and the rest of the media keep flogging this dead horse is beyond me

Valerie also expressed outrage over Mr. Rawlings» consistent criticisms of the NDC, saying he is «still flogging a dead horse» although they are in opposition.

JJ oooo JJ... the great Papa JJ... the one and only Junior Jesus... the great saint who never does wrong... you are still flogging a dead horse... the NDC is in Opposition in case you have not noticed, while a living raging bull is moving around with reckless abandon destroying everything it finds in its path including the assets and citizens of this nation.

Because while the original Lord of the Rings trilogy revolutionised mainstream cinema in ways, and emboldened the likes of James Cameron to undertake equally grandiose productions, these Hobbit films flogged a very dead horse.

Not to flog a dead horse, but since you mentioned the positive and negative aspects of Kindle Unlimited (from your point of view), I think that excluding the royalty aspect of the program removes one of the positive reasons (from an author's perspective) to participate in the program.

Despite the age - old saying «don't flog a dead horse» another map pack for Treyarch's surprisingly popular and enjoyable Call of Duty title, Call of Duty: World at War, has been officially announced.

Open an online shop and flog dead horses to the last believers of 90s cool.

There comes a time when even the MSM gives up flogging a dead horse and that time is drawing near at a fairly fast gallop with only lots of Paris produced climate strychnine and climate cocaine being injected into that increasingly decrepit old climate nag is keeping it going.

As some wag said on that WUWT thread the four horsemen of the Apocalypse is one thing, flogging a dead horse is another.

I predict Anthony will take one of two paths; he'll either finally be unable to deny his shameful posturing and will slink away, or he'll stop flogging the «climate scientists are liars and hate our freedoms» dead horse and will start flogging a new one.

If it is such a «trivial» dead horse, why is it that Gavin chooses to expend so much (of his rapidly declining) «scientific» credibility on flogging it as though it were still alive and defensible?!

Metes and Bounds: By Marty Douglas — In the spirit that there's no such thing as a horse so dead that it doesn't have one more flog in it: I recently received a letter from a reader of my August column, in which I frankly discussed my attitude toward the non-voter — those of us with the right to vote in a Canadian election, who, for a variety of reasons ranging from feeble to fervent, choose not to vote.