Sentences with phrase «more bloody noses»

There will be more bloody noses at future by - elections, but the party must continue to put up a fight for every vote.

Not exact matches

For starters, air that's too dry can lead to health issues like bloody noses, cracked lips, itchy skin, and more.

Eden Hazard came off the bench to help inspire Chelsea to a 4 - 2 victory over Tottenham and send them into the FA Cup final, condemning Mauricio Pochettino's men to yet more Wembley woe and giving them a bloody nose ahead of the title run - in.

If they are to push on, they must find a way to bloody more noses, particularly at home; this, for example, was a lively enough performance, but never really offered the conviction that they would deal United another damaging setback.

And so, Amber Rudd take note, it will take more than a bloody nose to curb the foreign secretary's blond ambition.

He also urged Labour voters to resist the temptation «to try and give David Cameron a bloody nose» because the issue was far more important.

My nose bleeding, more bloody glass in my lap.

This might be McLaren's answer to the dearly departed Ferrari 458 Speciale, but it packs enough performance to bloody the nose of more expensive, rarefied cars such as Lamborghini's Aventador LP 750 - 4 SV.