With all the hot air he is spouting, it should be perfectly done on the big day.

The spouting of statements that were perfectly ridiculous and everyone knew it.

The body remained erect for a split second, blood spouting from the neck, then crumpled.

"You shouldn't go around spouting off your mouth like that, about how mean this Bolan is.

The cottage seemed to rise in a single mass in the heart of spouting flame.

"O, I don't suppose it does," said he, glancing over his shoulder at the spouting of the scuppers.

In contrast to those now spouting heated nonsense in Congress, he seems the epitome of cool common sense.

It went up like a spouting geyser, and as it did so they heard the "Whoo-whisk!"

For a moment the red, spouting arterial blood from the severed wrist covered Casca's eyes.

"Stop spouting doctrine and have a drink!"

Outside, he saw another bus start off with a grinding of gears and a spouting of exhaust fumes.

She canceled the warm air, got up from her rocky seat, and followed the path back to Spouting Horn Park.

It jumped, spouting red fire, and Blondel felt the rapid slap-slap as the heavy slugs struck the shield around him.

I am very disappointed to see you spouting excuses and support for one of the most vile and murderous dictators left in this world.

From spouting geysers, tumbling waterfalls and ancient volcanoes, .

Spouting Horn is located in the Koloa district on the southern coast of Kauai.

But I'm going to go over to Spouting Horn Park and sit on the rocks and do some heavy thinking.

He continued speaking and Kevla was relieved when she realized he was spouting nonsense: "Big hands.

She strolls past a group of African Americans, cluelessly spouting, "What's the haps, peeps?"

It is possible that geysers operate via this mechanism, with the distinction that the spouting of the water at the surface occurs discontinuously.

Later, in 1908, six bronze amphibian animals spouting water sculpted by Georges Gardet were added to the basin .

Here and there, broken ships spouting radioactive fires spiraled slowly end over end down toward the planet's atmosphere and a fiery demise.

A spouting wave of fluids splashed Barundin felt the contents of his stomach lurch and swallowed heavily to avoid vomiting.

The Man's monologue is a spouting of bromidic theories about positive energy redirection, planetary transformation of the instant kind and harmonic convergence.

Upon learning he was American, one began to spout the party line.

He's a company man and is going to spout the party line.

If you spout off, it could cost me my job.

They'll spout a lot of hot air now, but only because they've been found out.

I heard it spouting out in the middle of the bay.

When people ask me my favorite place, I spout off a list.

Indeed, the computer can even make a person's voice spout off in a language that he or she does not understand.

"I thought that one of them had suddenly started spouting English?"

"Media is filled with people who are always spouting off at each other," he said.

Blood spouted into the night air like an oil strike.

That one spouted fire and went up out of sight.

Your job is to make economic policy, not to spout propaganda.

Water spouts up from what's left, at first almost all the way to the ceiling.

He had spouted the same trash talk himself once upon a time.

She could spout her outrage until the end of the earth.

Bank managers spouting hot air will never seem the same again.

I think he was spouting off to get your attention."

He spouts off a lot, but he's not really an enemy.

"But if he spouts off on all kinds of issues, maybe he's not the one we want."

With all the hot air he is spouting, it should be perfectly done on the big day.

Like that kind of thing can be spouted off casually.

Immediately the red disappeared and the water spouted clear once more.

Sure he is; it's not every day an actor gets to spout such stuff.

This is the type of poison which he spouts here.

My father laughed until tears spouted out of his eyes.

If you spout off, it could cost me my job.

When people ask me my favorite place, I spout off a list.

Indeed, the computer can even make a person's voice spout off in a language that he or she does not understand.

"Media is filled with people who are always spouting off at each other," he said.

I think he was spouting off to get your attention."

He spouts off a lot, but he's not really an enemy.

"But if he spouts off on all kinds of issues, maybe he's not the one we want."

Like that kind of thing can be spouted off casually.

But I certainly hope you know better than to go spouting off like that in public."

Two men spouting off, the way guys do about women."

Big difference, and you should educate yourself before spouting off.

The question is, with so many celebrities spouting off, does anyone care anymore?

I really wish people would actually look at history before spouting off nonsense.

Kids were always spouting off, trying to sound important.

He simply spouted off, just as he has always played.

Why not take five minutes to educate yourself on the topic before spouting off?

Spouting off names, nothing he said made any sense.

"Not seriously - I think it was just something he spouted off the top of his head.

You heard what that one jerk was spouting off about, before he got plugged.

Why some stranger spouting off about her mother in a Seaside bar?

He'd embarrassed himself and her, selfishly spouting off without a thought in his head but how right he was.

"So I didn't put too much stock in what he spouted off.

"We spout off all these high ideals and goals of journalism.

Most deputies seem to treat the sessions as a chance to spout off on local concerns.

Mention the phrase "women's health," and virtually every one of them will spout off its products.

Water, hot and cold, came out of spouts in the wall above the middle.

Within minutes, spouts appeared on the far side of the channel.

It came out of the long spouts in two streams into the big cup.

Make a small hole in the top of each whale for the spouts.

I could see many spouts of steam rising in the air.

Two bright spouts of blood shot from his cut wrists.

Two lead down spouts are inscribed with the date 1744.

They could see spouts of water hitting it on all sides.

Such systems include a variety of drinking spouts for when the child is older.

"I'm not going to waste our time talking about decorative water spouts."

Place flattened by the spouts, except in one or two valleys.

The cream and milk then flow out of separate spouts.

We need a strong Gov to sort this out not speech makers and spouts.

The tea pots have long spouts and are fairly difficult to use.

In addition to the opening at the top through which the water would be added, it had two long spouts reaching up from either side.

I stand under one of three water spouts; the water is cool.

That, and a few water spouts, but then boys will be boys.

In the middle was a black iron tea kettle with three spouts.

Below the lower basin are four lion heads, also water spouts.

Giant spouts of water came up continually with a tremendous noise.

When he pushed two spouts into her hand, she was temporarily disoriented.

Problem was that there were too few spouts to maintain anywhere near complete coverage.

It has a number of caves, sea spouts, and natural arches.

Rain flooded through the down spouts on the hotel's facade.

But if their spouts are blown into directly, they produce a sharp tone.

Upon learning he was American, one began to spout the party line.

He's a company man and is going to spout the party line.

If you spout off, it could cost me my job.

They'll spout a lot of hot air now, but only because they've been found out.

I heard it spouting out in the middle of the bay.

When people ask me my favorite place, I spout off a list.

Indeed, the computer can even make a person's voice spout off in a language that he or she does not understand.

"I thought that one of them had suddenly started spouting English?"

"Media is filled with people who are always spouting off at each other," he said.

Blood spouted into the night air like an oil strike.

That one spouted fire and went up out of sight.

Your job is to make economic policy, not to spout propaganda.

Water spouts up from what's left, at first almost all the way to the ceiling.

He had spouted the same trash talk himself once upon a time.

She could spout her outrage until the end of the earth.

Bank managers spouting hot air will never seem the same again.

I think he was spouting off to get your attention."

He spouts off a lot, but he's not really an enemy.

"But if he spouts off on all kinds of issues, maybe he's not the one we want."

With all the hot air he is spouting, it should be perfectly done on the big day.

Like that kind of thing can be spouted off casually.

Immediately the red disappeared and the water spouted clear once more.

Sure he is; it's not every day an actor gets to spout such stuff.

This is the type of poison which he spouts here.

My father laughed until tears spouted out of his eyes.