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You seem to have got yourself into a spot of bother .

Neil always was an outdoors type of guy, always up for a spot of cycling, hiking or rock-climbing.

Feign exhaustion as you get out of the pool, saving your energy for a spot of bonding in the changing rooms.

"Had a spot of trouble, " he said. "In fact, had a load of trouble with the bird. " He jerked his head towards the helicopter.

Afterwards, we take another fishing boat across the bay back to the hotel for a spot of synchronized swimming and pool volleyball.

You seem to be having a spot of bother with your car.

If the fruit is infected, it will show a spot of fluorescence, which is like a small right circle in the middle of the dark.

You look at me, and see me, has a spot to be lovable? In the eye has a spot of expectation, the expectation of your love.

But it was original, audacious and exciting and a spot of wild implausibility did it no harm at all.

Now, with the peg they don't want to let the Yuan appreciate, so they are in a spot of bother getting that USD back to China.

They were a spot of brightness in the stark blackness of the sky.

By the standards of her family, a spot of diplomacy in Berlin is not particularly exotic.

Indeed, through a spot of role reversal, we may see research from the east being used in western beauty products.

No matter: a spot of game theory, which economists use to understand how rational people interact with each other, may help you here.

I have shared these with my mom a few times and always love it with raspberry or strawberry jam and a "spot" of mint tea and honey.

Up for a spot of stone throwing then, sir? It's 10 currency a game, and If you win you'll double your money. Pretty good, what?

A spot of bother The old lady was glad to be back at the block of flats where she lived.

One way is to fly halfway round the world and visit China for a spot of tourism yourself.

Several small dhows, their triangular sail lased to their masts, are keeled over in the mud, awaiting the tide's return and a spot of wind.

I've tried to jazz up the old car with a spot of paint and some accessories.

He washed a spot of blood from his forehead, his left eye swelling and throbbing.

"Knock it down, Michael" is memorialized in a spot of honor on the museum floor, along with several other big shots in Carolina history.

He has tried to jazz up the old car with a spot of paint and some accessories.

A spot of light on a radar or sonar screen indicating the position of a detected object, such as an aircraft or a submarine.

The surprise findings emerged in a study of 2, 000 people and shows that not all women get 'retail therapy' from a spot of shopping.

Given all the financial troubles that the US is facing, you might expect the Chinese authorities to indulge in a spot of schadenfreude.

It is remarkable , a spot of color added for a plus effect for the charm of the dress .

Eighteen months on, however, and Mr Sarkozy is finding that his feisty minority ministers are giving him more than a spot of trouble.

The solute concentration decays when the groundwater discharge, a spot of pollution source, enters to streams and moves to lower reaches.

THE HOST: Now then myspace, I say the team website, that has had a spot of bother in recent days.

I am dubious about to have picked a spot of loquat: "Oh, too sweet, and almost too sweet. "

In Great Britain, New Zealand, and Australia, people prefer a spot of tea during their tea break in the mid-morning or mid-afternoon.

Still, an enforced bonhomie has set the tone for this visit, with Mr Hu planning a spot of convivial ping-pong.

All in between his first day of classes at a school in southwest London, and maybe a spot of rugby later on.

Yet Hawaii can also feel far from anywhere, a spot of land in the middle of an ocean.

He got a tidy grant from the government, and supplemented it with a spot of taxi driving.

Danone, purveyor of dairy goods and French national "jewel" , is running into a spot of bother in China.

Only an occasional banana grove or superannuated rubber plantation offers a spot of variety.

Taking it for granted that, with ability you can have a spot of your own.

She's the polar cub whose bear necessities stretch to a spot of yoga in the morning.

A claim was a spot of ground fifteen feet wide on the river front.

Well, after George Bush, Dick Cheney and Condoleezza Rice, perhaps a spot of star-gazing was in order.

If you're neither of those, you're in a spot of bother.

The feng shui index is clearly meant as a spot of fun.

On a small scale the internet can harm individuals through a spot of phishing; it can also absorb your identity.

In fact, he was jet black without a spot of white.

I have done a spot of writing, and have dabbled in painting but that kind of thing doesn't carry very far.

We're having a spot of bother with the new machine.

My love lay in a spot of weak light.

What about doing a spot of homework?

What about having a spot of lunch?

He has a spot of grease on his shirt.

Can I borrow a spot of sugar?

one should have a spot of scepticism.

There is a spot of ink on the white wall.

There is a spot of milk on the floor.

What about doing a spot of work?

What do you say to a spot of tea?

MAJOR WILSHAW: I do a spot of painting myself when I've the time.

Let's have a spot of lunch.

the dragon awakes up! after a spot of tea, it will look for something to EAT! ! ! !

Having a spot of trouble, are you, city slickers?

When Sirena opened, there was a spot of bother with some extortionate bandits;

Now he's ready for a spot of serenading. BIRD SINGS

North of the well, a spot of black may be smoke;

Leaving our hero to have a spot of fun

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