Príklady rattle

• After all, this was a society in which the chains of patriarchy were rattled and loosened by abysmal, excessively high mortality rates.

• He rattles through an enormous number of detailed points, exuding good humour and amiability all the way round.

• All right, let us stop the sabre rattling and have one.

• Neither doctor told her to breathe more quietly: there was no noisy rattling.

• He rattled off a lot of very convincing statistics to put me in my place.

• He sees the raising of money as nurses rattling tin cans on street corners.

• Indeed, we had to listen intently because he rattled it off at 250 words a minute.

• We heard him rattling through the personality questions.

• You cannot play at rattling the sabre without it coming out of the scabbard sooner or later.

• We hate to come here rattling a begging bowl.

• He rattles off figures about how estimates have been exceeded, and we all shake our heads.

• Many people will get hurt when that cart rattles down the hill.

• No wonder that sort of thing rattles markets.

• The tax yield from teething rattles is not separately recorded.

• I am pleased that common sense will prevail over ideological sabre rattling.