hatful

"Get Ugly a hatful of water and gather around close."

I wouldn't be surprised if we saw a hatful more goals in this game at both ends.

And a skinny woman with a face like a hatful of pins.'

Then I offered him a hatful of water.

One year she handed around a hatful of questions: "What was your most meaningful seder?"

He's had a hatful of chances and muffed every one."

"Oh, he has learned a big hatful of tricks, patiently and thoroughly.

And why do strikers invariably miss a "hatful" of chances?

One could buy a hatful of Koh-i-Noors with the same money, no doubt.

Sheer virtuosity and a hatful of fuel bought them a landing they could walk away from.

Men to watch Steve Morison scored a hatful last year.

'We created a host of chances and got one goal when maybe we should have had a hatful.

There were at minimum 3 or 4 instances where a Leeds goal looked certain, and a hatful of other chances besides.

"Ms. Manzoni, just by breaking in here you've broken a whole hatful of laws.

He would eat raw meat and dance his war-dance: so we always had a hatful of pennies after a day's work.

She had a hatful of problems.

United missed a hatful of chances themselves.

Doubtless just a hatful of higher-ups on Merseia itself have any idea what the grand strategy is.

(If they had not had that hatful of fuel left, would space travel have been delayed half a century or so?

"Six thousand dollars is a large hatful.

Then she scooped a hatful of the clear cool water, holding it in both hands, steeling herself to do it.

Let's hope he takes a hatful.

He's an aggressive clown, with a hatful of neurotic tics and an ability to mock people while making them want more.

"Unless you want a hatful of arrows.

He also appended a hatful of answers he had received that were sheer levity.