suppose Lower Saxony doesn't
roll off the tongue so well.
NOT MUCH SAX APPEAL; ON THE ROAD
The new title for the president of the Baltimore City Council doesn't exactly
roll off the tongue. Even Young laughs when asked.
Young, city legislative delegation look to stabilize Baltimore
CABERNET SAUVIGNON: A Bordeaux red always has a measure of cab sav in the blend - it's only fitting that cab-er-nay saw-vin-yawn should effortlessly
roll off the tongue. In its DNA are baskets of blackcurrant, firm tannins, scents of cedar and cigar box.
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His name doesn't
roll off the tongue as being the standard bearer for the new generation of goalkeepers.
NASH'S STAR QUALITY CAN TAKE AWARD
That foursome does not quite
roll off the tongue like the 1974 gang of Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Raymond Floyd and eventual winner Hale Irwin, but nevertheless.
McIlroy hits back after accused of being 'bored' by Elkington at US Open
The arneis grape may not
roll off the tongue, but this floral-scented variety may well leave your other favourite style trailing behind when you bring to light the aromatic stone fruit flavours that are enlivened with hints of dried herbs and a fruity refreshing finish.
THIRSTY WORK
THE names of Newcastle United's greatest centre-forwards readily
roll off the tongue.
Ex-Toon ace Peter Withe is 65
While it is our editorial policy to embrace the word, partly for its political potency, we did discuss whether other media outlets would be less inclined to report on this list than they did when it was called "Gayest Cities in America." Ultimately we decided the accurate "LGBT-est" just does not
roll off the tongue. So "queer" it is.
Queerest cities in America
The use of rhyme is well thought-out and rather clever; the hilarious rhyming couplets really
roll off the tongue as English goes beyond that which you could call predictable verse.
English, Alex and Beedie, Duncan: Pirates Don't Drive Diggers
The names of such firms
roll off the tongue so easily now, even though they are no longer there - Ashmore, Benson & Pease, Head Wrightsons, Dorman Long.
Ex-secondary school pupils recall joys of yesteryear
competitions that don't exactly
roll off the tongue as readily as the Ryder Cup in the world of golf.
Time served on the amateur circuit laid groundwork for Donaldson's glory; Golf writer Richard Clifford followed Ryder Cup hero Jamie Donaldson on the Welsh amateur circuit before Europe's match-winner made it big. Here he recalls how the 38-year-old took his first steps on the road to stardom
His initial choice was Bruscilla, but dismissed it saying, "It doesn't
roll off the tongue very well.
Bruce Jenner wants to Become a Woman and be Called Brigitte?
Names such as George Weah, Marco Van Basten, Andriy Shevchenko, Filippo Inzaghi and Oliver Bierhoff
roll off the tongue and Rossoneri officionados believe Stephan El Shaarawy is the next big star in the making.
PHARAOH'S TREASURE; El Shaarawy AC's goal mine
Some of the selected poems have a wonderful meter where the words
roll off the tongue from one stanza to the next.
Cooling, Wendy (ed) Piet Grobler (illus.): A is Amazing: Poems about feelings
the superlatives
roll off the tongue in describing Tracie Bennett's portrayal of a showbusiness legend's final curtain-call.
Tracie dazzles as showbiz legend