Príklady gabble

• I may have gabbled this, but there is a very great deal more which could be said.

• There was no question of his gabbling through it in his case.

• If she concentrated more on the debate, and read less and gabbled less, she might get such points of detail right.

• As she said, she gabbled along and was anxious to put it on the record—she was in the groove for most of the time.

• He gabbles through his material at breakneck speed, hardly pausing for breath between the sentences.

• We hear complaints that when you ask for a number you hear it gabbled over very quickly by the attendant.

• He is gabbling through a brief which is before him.

• I have gabbled through my notes to ensure that everyone has a chance to speak.

• You may have noticed that one of the statements today was simply badly read and the other was gabbled.

• I apologise to colleagues for going on at some length and for gabbling to get my remarks on the record.

• They threw away lines, they trod on each others words, they gabbled, they spoke at the same time.

• A perfectly cogent debate can sometimes be a gabble for the listener.

• To gabble off a reply in five minutes flat is not good enough.

• One simply had to gabble away, but the way in which he anticipated the result before the end of the argument was amazing.

• I congratulate him upon being able to gabble fluently.