Sentences with phrase «names under my breath»

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(a name which, combined with the group's penchant for posting scarcely any actual scientific material but a lot of pictures of natural phenomena, has prompted more than one actual scientist of my acquaintance to mutter under her breath, «What you truly love is pictures»).

Alexander then asked him what his name was, and he mumbled something under his breath, so he asked him to speak up.

We can simply say «Amen,» and breathe «in Jesus» name» silently, under our breath as it were.

Before he gets his name on the scoresheet he stalks around the pitch, muttering under his breath and occasionally out loud, cursing the sky and remonstrating with team - mates who fail to pick him out with a pass.

Keep reading to find out other common names that garlic falls under and the Top 10 Health Promoting applications where you can use it and a few secret tips from a holistic nutritionist to curb «garlic - breath».

CONTEMPORARY WORLD CINEMA «A Ciambra,» Jonas Carpignano, Italy / France / USA / Germany «A Sort of Family,» Diego Lerman, Argentina / Brazil / France / Poland «Alanis,» Anahí Berneri, Argentina «Ana, mon amour,» Călin Peter Netzer, Romania / Germany / France «Angels Wear White,» Vivian Qu, China / France «April's Daughter,» Michel Franco, Mexico «Arrhythmia,» Boris Khlebnikov, Russi Finland / Germany «Beyond Words,» Urszula Antoniak, Netherlands / Poland «Birds Without Names,» Kazuya Shiraishi, Japan «Breath,» Simon Baker, Australia «Dark is the Night,» Adolfo Alix Jr., Philippines «Directions,» Stephan Komandarev, Bulgaria / Germany / Macedonia «Disappearance,» Boudewijn Koole, Netherlands / Norway «Euthanizer,» Teemu Nikki, Finland «Félicité,» Alain Gomis, France / Senegal / Belgium / Germany / Lebanon «Good Favour,» Rebecca Daly, Ireland / Belgium / Denmark / Netherlands «Hannah,» Andrea Pallaoro, Italy / Belgium / France «Insyriated,» Philippe Van Leeuw, Belgium / France / Lebanon «Life and nothing more,» Antonio Méndez Esparza, Spain / USA «Longing,» Savi Gabizon, Israel «Looking for Oum Kulthum,» Shirin Neshat, Germany / Austria / Italy / Lebanon / Qatar «Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts,» Mouly Surya, Indonesia / France / Malaysia / Thailand «Miami,» Zaida Bergroth, Finland «Motorrad,» Vicente Amorim, Brazil «Nina,» Juraj Lehotsk • •, Slovakia / Czech Republic «On Body and Soul,» Ildikó Enyedi, Hungary «Samui Song,» Pen - ek Ratanaruang, Thailand / Germany / Norway «Sergio & Sergei,» Ernesto Daranas Serrano, Spain / Cuba «The Big Bad Fox & Other Tales,» Benjamin Renner, Patrick Imbert, France «The Insult,» Ziad Doueiri, France / Lebanon «The Journey,» Mohamed Jabarah Al - daradji, Iraq / United Kingdom / France / Qatar / Netherlands «The Lodgers,» Brian O'Malley, Ireland «The Number,» Khalo Matabane, South Africa «The Royal Hibiscus Hotel,» Ishaya Bako, Nigeria «The Summit,» Santiago Mitre, Argentina / Spain / France «Tulipani, Love, Honour and a Bicycle,» Mike van Diem, Netherlands / Italy / Canada «Under the Tree,» Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigur • sson, Iceland / Denmark / Poland / Germany «Veronica,» Paco Plaza, Spain «Wajib,» Annemarie Jacir, Palestine / France / Germany / Colombia / Norway / Qatar / United Arab Emirates «Western,» Valeska Grisebach, Germany / Bulgaria / Austria

The under - the - breath comments soon spilled across the dais, and Wilson was besieged by a small group of a half - dozen critics who came to board meetings to call him every name in the book, from an Uncle Tom to a practitioner of Jim Crow laws to all manner of obscenities.

There was a fella by the name of Jack roaming around outside grumbling under his breath that global something or other is putting a serious dent in blizzarding.