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ramble on
1. They had to scramble onto the
2. Are you both going to ramble on about your inappropriate and inconsiderate greeting or are we going to introduce ourselves as it should be done and have a little chat
3. After listening to me ramble on for ages about the baby and Dena and Egan, Patty finally had the chance to tell me her news
4. "In that case, I'll ramble on a little more, Monica
5. I couldn't hear her ramble on again with her usual sex talk
6. All I remember her saying as she continued to ramble on is that Avery recognized me
7. Eventually, Drew started to ramble on about anything just to break the embarrassing silence
8. He shipped his oars and the dog once more came along side and desperately attempted to scramble on board
9. " It's good to know that there is a bloody good reason to plough through all this otherwise this would be the longest self-indulgent ramble on record
10. What else should I ramble on about? There is so much going on in this story that even I am still at a lost to fully understand the ramifications and where this can go
11. about whatever it is that you ramble on about when I’m not listening
12. could ramble on and on about how stupid that they were, about how they
13. I sometimes ramble on and on about everything biology-related, so just stop me if I get boring
14. “Yeah,” I said, recalling those times when he was so willing to listen to me ramble on and on for hours and hours about everything under the sun
15. Then he started to ramble on hysterically again
16. about 2003 that had to really scramble one morning to
17. Tori has managed to scramble onto Blanding's back
18. Nancy began to scramble on all fours like one of the cockroaches in its hair
19. upon the rocks at its base, not, however, until we had managed to scramble on
20. This 20th of March was a beautiful spring day, and when her father had retired, my young lady came down dressed for going out, and said she asked to have a ramble on the edge of the moor with me: Mr
21. He came up again spluttering and clinging to the wood like a rat, but for all his efforts he could not scramble on top
22. This twentieth of March was a beautiful spring day, and when her father had retired, my young lady came down dressed for going out, and said she asked to have a ramble on the edge of the moor with me: Mr
23. And in the flare saw Dad sunk down, eyes clenched, fists tight, and all those other men who would have to shunt, crawl, scramble on knees once this last light was gone
24. But you ramble on-
