"This is the same area during the campaign against the Wasps."

And now wasps have taken an interest in the box.

Wasps used to be a top club, and look at them now.

Whatever happened to me now, it would be down to the Wasp.

It happened that the Wasp was already making his next step.

Much as he would do if it happened to be a wasp under the glass.

He only played 24 times for the Wasps in his period with the club.

He then made the starting team when playing Wasps for the second time.

I know for a fact that wasp will recognize you.

The Wasp decided that the two made a perfect team.

The Wasp needed a delay, for a very important reason.

The Wasp was smiling at me as he held out his hand.

But in 1985, there were less wasps to stir up.

Not one of the wasps was left to threaten him.

In 2005 he moved to Wasps on a two-year deal.

You think flies and wasps can take over the job?

Ten minutes later the Wasp was back on the net.

She was probably in the hallway by now to find out what had happened to her friend the Wasp.

There was no use trying to hide anything from the Wasp.

But I could make out nothing except that every now and then another wasp fell down.

Also, there are quite a few wasps hanging around my house as well.

It looked like the Wasp and another woman were taking on that responsibility.

Because no matter how much you warn them, they'll probably find out about wasps the hard way.

Wasps' situation is moving from the serious into the chronic.

It was the signal the wasps had been waiting for.

She's a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant who keeps her emotions in check.

It includes his view that the authority of the white Anglo-Saxon Protestant establishment is over and will probably never be seen again.

"Our biggest balancing act now is that we don't want a city that's all white Anglo-Saxon Protestant.

I am a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant who browses in such sections regularly.

What exactly is a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant?

You don't always have to find a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant whose ancestors served in the Revolution to do the job.

"I'm certainly not a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant, and I'm running the place," he says.

Most of the writers are good-natured folks who imagined me a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant until something put them wise that I am black.

I am a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant (a minority, by the way), but I have never dis-criminated against anyone in my life.

Both writers share a preoccupation with the lives of a small, privileged portion of the white Anglo-Saxon Protestant American middle class.

"As in White Anglo-Saxon Protestant?"

The most common meaning of WASP is White Anglo-Saxon Protestant.

John Lindsay was hardly the type: a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant Republican with an unnerving streak of unpredictability.

As a heterosexual, conservative, white Anglo-Saxon Protestant Republican, I am academia's minority of a minority.

The stories are about White Anglo-Saxon Protestant (WASP) families.

Debi Greenberg, the vice president of the store, said the Wasp was a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant man, but not blue-eyed with blond hair.

They are America's newest WASP's, arrived at a time when white Anglo-Saxon Protestant dominance is over.

He's this nice white Anglo-Saxon Protestant and I'm this fiery Italian Catholic New Yorker.

It remained mostly White Anglo-Saxon Protestant in character for over two hundred years, during which the South Medford Baptist church and other institutions were founded.

And even in white Anglo-Saxon Protestant America, wherever we went we were just about the only white Protestants, and atheists to boot."

This is a mildly derogatory term describing people of "White Anglo-Saxon Protestant" background, but can be applied to all Protestants of Western European descent.

Mayor Curley's administration's "policies all but ignored the White Anglo-Saxon Protestant (WASP) and Yankee business community."

Cheryl Lambert Dear Diary: My friend, a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant, lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn, and has many Jewish friends, me among them.

To the south is "Whiskey Point", long a working-class Irish American neighborhood that contrasted with the wealthier, mostly White Anglo-Saxon Protestant Pill Hill.

He became an eminent professor at the University of Pennsylvania, and was credited with popularizing the acronym WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant).