| 31. | He's heard all the gibes.
|
| 32. | Someone to gibe, someone to roast.
|
| 33. | Many an ironic gibe, delivered online, has been misinterpreted, with painful consequences.
|
| 34. | This routinely anti-U . S . gibe is surely wide of the mark.
|
| 35. | And the gibes have never gone away.
|
| 36. | Gibe told Israel's Army Radio.
|
| 37. | Armstrong added that the gibes didn't affect him, although he looked tense.
|
| 38. | He seems immune from receiving any gibes.
|
| 39. | These kingdoms extended into the Gibe region.
|
| 40. | :: : I would remind you to be civil and leave off the gibes.
|
