Sentences with phrase «flypaper from»

hanging flypaper from a tree).

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They lack solid surfaces on which to land, plus their fearsome gravity and thick clouds of ammonium compounds would make departure a task akin to that of an insect struggling free from a piece of flypaper.

A movie that could have done with a cameo appearance from Eileen Brennan, Flypaper at least adds a slight kink in its comedy presentation, which results in it being slightly fresher than it perhaps could have been.

Eduwonk and the Quick and the Ed write from the center - left; Intercepts, Flypaper, and Jay P. Greene come from the center - right.

Andy posted «another indictment of «turnarounds»» on Flypaper just last March, quoting from a Tom Loveless Brookings study:

This post comes from the Fordham Institute's Flypaper and originally appeared in a slightly different form in the Washington Post.

* Note that I've tweaked my calculus since this article was first published on Fordham's Flypaper blog on Monday, partly because of feedback from House Republicans.

Finally, without any institutional bias intended, my nomination for the best prediction of 2011 was from our own Mike Petrilli, who wrote on Flypaper that Cathie Black would be gone by April (she was actually gone by February).

Similarly the methane stuff is also flypaper for wackos — but more from the horrible - we're - all - gonna - die side (and, you know I'm suspicious they're being set up by the emergency drumbeat used by the gas industry that's already ramping up to drill for gas in the Arctic, particularly in Russia; it's a two - for - one if they can get some kind of credit or payment for «alleviating the methane emergency» and sell the gas too.