The industry is not helped by the antics of the coal mining dispute.
Perhaps the reputation that has been created is because of the antics of a few, rather than the good work of many.
Our grandfathers and even our fathers would not recognise us in the sort of antics in which we have been engaged tonight.
Such urchin antics have no appeal in this debate.
He told us about the antics that he had to perform —for example, climbing drainpipes—in order to get the respect of those children.
Such are the antics that extreme disquiet has been expressed by parents and governors alike.
Buckingham's antics may have sunk the already flimsy ship.
Moving beyond graphical programming languages to the command-line antics of interpreted text-based programming languages, the abstract potential of the system, along with its difficulty of use, continues to grow.
