pardon the expression造句

• It has proved to be a godsend, pardon the expression.
• Fat ( if you will pardon the expression ) chance.
• Ms . Farnsworth is, pardon the expression, ladylike.
• That buys the house at least one round, pardon the expression.
• Caray loved baseball, beer and ( pardon the expression ) broads.
• Now I can be a queen-maker, pardon the expression.
• I am defending, pardon the expression, family values.
• This is where things _ pardon the expression _ become somewhat murkier.
• Soon Terry stumbles on _ pardon the expression _ a simple plan.
• Pardon the expression, but how did you get everyone going so bananas?
• It's a huge enterprise, if you'll pardon the expression.
• Fat chance ( pardon the expression ).
• What a relief, pardon the expression.
• The current Family Division within the court is, pardon the expression, a stepchild.
• Also, 3 months away from waterboarding is not, pardon the expression, torture.
• The heart of Jesus and my own, if you will pardon the expression, fused.
• At first she didn't seem like ( pardon the expression ) one of the girls.
• Pardon the expression, but when you keep popping out more kids, you get more money.
• In some ways _ and pardon the expression if it sounds hyperbolic _ Huard is a prodigy.
• Then again, Erickson had some reasons for never getting his, pardon the expression, Behrings.