If it has anything to do with pushing the envelope of glass, pardon the mixed metaphor, I'll be a bell jar.
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Woolley is always quick to point out the physical impossibilities of Sir Humphrey's or Hacker's mixed metaphors, with almost obsessive pedantry.
33.
The prime minister is constantly being ridiculed for his mixed metaphors, fractured grammatical constructions and gross insults to the Russian language.
34.
If someone says to me, ` So what if a sentence has mixed metaphors, it's just a travel guide,'I see purple.
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Woolley is always quick to point out the physical impossibilities of Sir Humphrey's or Hacker's mixed metaphors, with almost excessive pedantry.
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"The ball's in our court, " defensive end Kenard Lang said in a double mixed metaphor that accurately sums up Washington's position.
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Matthew Smyth, too, mixed metaphors in a paneled manly bedroom furnished with a Georgian secretary and Lucite night stands, among other things.
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It will only serve to harden others'positions, and fan the flames of the edit war ( sorry for the mixed metaphor ).
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The highly developed alternative vocabulary including the mixed metaphors, hypercorrection, malapropisms and mis-pronunciations of the regular characters are much-repeated by the show's fans.
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The pedigreed audience of the Commonwealth Club of California failed to appreciate the canine comparison, already overstuffed by Perot's rich melange of mixed metaphors.
