Bratislava said European Union rules need to be changed to set up a mechanism for forcing euro-zone countries that have "consistently carried out irresponsible fiscal policy" into inso lvency in an orderly manner. ❋ Unknown (2010)
And certainly, when the mercury's rising, I'll happily reach for an icy glass of white or rosé, or even a fruity tumbler of Pimm's (must have loadsof mint in it, though – a justly recurring theme inso many of my favourite summerdrinks). ❋ Unknown (2010)
So I don't understand why cultural value is played out inso much in your article. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Nobodyhas the author's permission tomake any money off it inso doing. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Callers were politely informed under the most tryingcircumstances the courtesy of the Danes never failed that the inmates were in mourning; and an observer might detect, inso many pairs of steel-gray eyes, traces of stifled tears. ❋ MICHAEL KNOX BERAN (2007)
Mr Justice Burton added: “The armageddon scenario he predicts, inso-far as it suggests that sea level rises of seven metres might occur in the immediate future, is not in line with the scientific consensus.” ❋ Not A Sheep (2007)
“You are inso much trouble,” Chela said, twirling her curls around her finger as she took a step down the stairs. ❋ Blair Underwood With Tananarive Due (2007)
Lord W. began it with a complaint of the inso-lence and profligateness of servants. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Pitrick's thoughts immediately turned to that nest of inso - lent hill dwarves, little more than a mile away. ❋ Kirchoff, Mary (2003)
To create something new, and inso doing, purge whatever had corrupted version 1.1. ❋ Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- (2000)
If what was between her legs hadn't been shrouded inso much shame and mystery, she might have thought no-one else should be touching it! ❋ Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- (1998)
From Nadsokor, South West through the land of Vil - mir, even through the squalid country of Org which has in it the dreadful forest of Troos, there was flame and black horror in the wake of the beggar horde, and inso - lent, disdainful of them though he led them, rode a being completely clad in black armour with a voice that rang hollow in the helm. ❋ Moorcock, Michael, 1939- (1977)
Because the said customs be neither against the law of God nor the law of reason, and have always been taken to be good and necessary for the commonwealth of all the realm, therefore they have obtained the strength of a law, inso - much that he that doth against them doth against justice: and these be the customs that properly be called the com - mon law. ❋ PETER STEIN (1968)
Finally the priest had found him, lounging inso - lently under the breadfruit tree, and the two men had exchanged long, defiant stares that had been broken only when a golden-skinned young woman with flowing hair that held banana blossoms tugged at her husband's arm, forcing him to drop his eyes. ❋ Michener, James (1959)
It's [hot] [today], inso? ❋ John R. Meyer (2007)
Tommy sure looks great,inso?
If I bring the chips and rolls, you can bring the paper [plates], [napkins],and [silverware], inso? ❋ Diane Paterson (2003)
Oh my god guys, have you [read that] new inso [promo]? I really hope they [continue] it!! ❋ Kenji_ken (2021)
<[kippe]> nice, junglevrål! can I taste? <inso> no, these junglevrål are too important to be eaten. [oh, okay].
[1 hour] later.. what the' !? were are all the junglevrål? <inso> fanbahaag! >:D I ate them, and alot of my important friends had some too! *sigh* :( ❋ Kippe (2004)
