Príklady brownie

• Cakes are de®nitely toothpickers, but brownies aren't.

• This increased impact will then feed back to you when your articles are assessed in terms of "brownie points".

• In the target culture, no brownie points means no action if other priorities dictated from the centre have to be met.

• They treat the matter as a political football, simply to gain brownie points in some quarters.

• In the scouts, the brownies and the cubs, and even probably the woodcraft folk, one starts accumulating the results of little proficiency tests.

• Therefore, they do not want to lose any brownie points over the next 12 years.

• That is much more important than winning brownie points.

• I also congratulate all those people who are involved in youth organisations, such as the scouts, the brownies, the sea scouts and the venture scouts.

• Instead, there is constant unnecessary doom and gloom simply to score a few brownie points in the local government elections.

• There is no mileage and no brownie points for brewers, landlords or tenants in creating social problems.

• It boasted a thriving pack of brownies and guides, cookery, judo, badminton and dancing evening classes and a pre-school playgroup for 24 children.

• I know that there are few political brownie points to be won by expressing concerns about our prisoners and prisons, especially in the juvenile sector.

• First, as an employer you will get brownie points, which is very fashionable.

• My hope is that it has been an opportunity for rational discussion rather than an exercise in merely winning political brownie points.

• Many such pupils always felt that only the pure academics in the class received all the stars, the brownie points and the encouragement.