top and bottom of it

Thus I did the top and bottom of it, the summary and the revision.

"Top and bottom of it is," said Templeton, "that there was no full investigation, as such.

It's mentally tiring, and that's the top and bottom of it.

'Top and bottom of it is, lad, you can't help.

"They cut the top and bottom of it off because nobody really wants it," Heymann says.

"But the top and bottom of it was that we were so shocked by John's death that we would have done anything to draw attention to the tragedy of his illness."

A plant was needed that would grow more lush than barley, more lush than grass, that would be fully edible for humans in both top and bottom of it, that would grow on even the worst land.

This handle permits comfortable carrying, with otherwise bare hands, of a heavy package, suspended on a tight string that passes around the top and bottom of it: the string is strong enough to support it, but the pressure the string would exert on fingers that grasped it directly would often be unacceptable.