| " 'A word in your ear' blurts out its sorrows in a splashy gabble. | |
| And almost everything is genetic, and my mother cared a lot about language, and my father was a champion public speaker of 1935, he won the mahogany gabble over 800 other public speakers from the Dale-Carnegie Public Speaking Institute and he was great, I never knew him either! | |
| And you gabble it off like that... | |
| Do you suppose that you and half a dozen amateurs like you... sitting in a row in that foolish gabble shop... can govern a country like England? | |
| Doesn't gabble. | |
| " 'A word in your ear' blurts out its sorrows in a splashy gabble. | |
| And almost everything is genetic, and my mother cared a lot about language, and my father was a champion public speaker of 1935, he won the mahogany gabble over 800 other public speakers from the Dale-Carnegie Public Speaking Institute and he was great, I never knew him either! | |
| And you gabble it off like that... | |
| Do you suppose that you and half a dozen amateurs like you... sitting in a row in that foolish gabble shop... can govern a country like England? | |
| Doesn't gabble. | |
| "He gabbles his translations and is dirty with his written work". | |
| Have to get him on something else. (Racing commentator gabbles on TV) Mr Carlin will see you now. | |
| While your noble words lead you to the mortuary, one gabbles on, the other murders. | |
| "He gabbles his translations and is dirty with his written work". | |
| Have to get him on something else. (Racing commentator gabbles on TV) Mr Carlin will see you now. | |
| While your noble words lead you to the mortuary, one gabbles on, the other murders. | |
| All those little meetings in cafes, those sessions in the hotel room when he gabbled into your Dictaphone. | |
| He gabbled for two hours. | |
| She gabbled your name for days, muttered, how can she be a doctor? | |
| - What's he gabbling? | |
| -What are you gabbling about? | |
| And then along comes Rhys - gabbling about some computer disk. | |
| I'm gabbling again. | |
| Oh, stop your gabbling. | |
| All those little meetings in cafes, those sessions in the hotel room when he gabbled into your Dictaphone. | |
| He gabbled for two hours. | |
| She gabbled your name for days, muttered, how can she be a doctor? | |
| - What's he gabbling? | |
| -What are you gabbling about? | |
| And then along comes Rhys - gabbling about some computer disk. | |
| I'm gabbling again. | |
| Oh, stop your gabbling. | |
