Mumblers

(Mr Kenny has gone for a personality make-over to stop his salivating demons to emasculate his '' mumblers '' in FG. ❋ Donkylemore (2010)

Usually, they're written and played as either hyper-tense shouters or anguished mumblers. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The other students are all women, which makes conversation easier – men in rural Japan are terrible mumblers. ❋ Unknown (2008)

A new society has been formed by our mumblers, to help each other in times of excreamisis. ❋ Jonathan (2006)

TeacherReviews. com and PickAProf. com, for example, let undergraduates read anonymous evaluations of professors by their former students and help them avoid any mumblers or those disinclined to give good grades. ❋ Unknown (2008)

When New York subway tokens were brass, the clerks who sold them were faceless mumblers behind bulletproof glass. ❋ Unknown (2007)

NEW YORK -- When subway tokens were brass, the clerks who sold them were faceless mumblers behind bars, and later scowling mumblers behind bulletproof glass. ❋ Unknown (2007)

This page was supposed to feature two things: a nice picture of a pet, and a nice chart which would help illustrate what mumblers pets are. ❋ Haggis-On-Whey (2004)

A little older, a little colder: and already are they mystifiers, and mumblers and mollycoddles. ❋ Unknown (2001)

"A generation of stream of conciousness (Izzard camply drawls this as con-shen-us) mumblers from pavement to prolapse, from happy mondays to lo-fidelity allstars (Izzard had presented the lo-fi's with award for Best Newcomers earlier in the show) have all felt his power ..." ❋ Unknown (1998)

The pigeon mumblers, the candy store owners, the construction crews give this man a large contract to tell the story of Brooklyn and Queens at the end of the century, which is one of the great untold stones America offers. ❋ Unknown (1998)

"They ceased not to cry to him," says the narrative; but they could not "prevail with the obstinacy and fierceness that had possessed the Governor's mind" -- "the Governor valuing his honour before the lives of the Mass-mumblers." ❋ John Masefield (1922)

His hope was that he might become a "professional journalist," as certain young men termed themselves; and study, which in an ill-lighted room, tuned to drowsiness by the buzzing of youthful mumblers, might have been a chafing task to one who felt not the rowel of a spurring ambition, was to him a pleasure full of thrilling promises. ❋ Opie Percival Read (1895)

They will get her, I tell you; those blasted ghouls, haunters of graveyards, diggers of graves, faint creatures who steal out of the light, mumblers of prayers! ❋ Unknown (1892)