Idiomes 1a5718

1. He always as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth Je ne sais pas. He never comes to the point directly. How irritating!

2. His father just flares up easily! He as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth Je ne sais pas for no rhyme or reason.

3. One must never believe everything one gets to hear unless it has come as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth Je ne sais pas .

4. For Pakistan and India Kashmir has always been their as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth Je ne sais pas i.e it is something they have always fought over.

5. The first ever Prime Minister of India the venerable and industrious Jawaharlal Nehru as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth Je ne sais pas .

6. When will the day dawn when the sworn enemies India and Pakistan become friends and get on as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth Je ne sais pas .

7. He is as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth Je ne sais pas and so there is no use in saying anything to him.

8. These twins are certainly as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth Je ne sais pas. No wonder nobody can tell one from the other.

9. I am as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth Je ne sais pas for I have finally laid my hands on a lexicon that contains some archaic and even obsolete words.

10. Being as deaf as a postbeats about the bushbone of contentionborn with a silver spoon in one's mouthdied in harnessflies off the handlelike a house on firelike two peas in a podon cloud ninestraight from the horse's mouth Je ne sais pas has its own advantages.