| "In what was described by a senior government spokesman "as a fit of pique and panic, the Prime Minister sacked Lord Billsborough, "the greatly loved and longest-serving member of his government." | |
| "She denied killing his dog in a fit of pique." | |
| # It will pique Itchy a heart, I know ... # # Is not very rich in love. # | |
| - Can not stand you pique, | |
| - I'm a little pique. | |
| "In what was described by a senior government spokesman "as a fit of pique and panic, the Prime Minister sacked Lord Billsborough, "the greatly loved and longest-serving member of his government." | |
| "She denied killing his dog in a fit of pique." | |
| # It will pique Itchy a heart, I know ... # # Is not very rich in love. # | |
| - Can not stand you pique, | |
| - I'm a little pique. | |
| And that piques the interest of the gamblers. | |
| But, that always piques my interest. | |
| Hyperbole piques their interest, then you go in for the kill. | |
| I would say that that piques my interest. | |
| If we don't find a way that piques his interest, he's going to rule on autopilot, and Darian's going to go to jail for a long time. | |
| And that piques the interest of the gamblers. | |
| But, that always piques my interest. | |
| Hyperbole piques their interest, then you go in for the kill. | |
| I would say that that piques my interest. | |
| If we don't find a way that piques his interest, he's going to rule on autopilot, and Darian's going to go to jail for a long time. | |
| "CarIa, piqued, replied:" | |
| - I was astonished myself, but my curiosity was piqued when I saw possible signs of petechial hemorrhaging in his eyes. | |
| - Our interests are piqued, sir. | |
| A 25-year-old woman with no clear ties to the Arab community didn't set off alarm bells at the time. But it's obviously piqued my curiosity now. | |
| A place with all the country's gold has me piqued. | |
| - It's your only shot at piquing a college's interest. | |
| Afraid of piquing the kid's interest. | |
| I owe many experiments to my grandpa, for piquing my interest, early on, for this young field of exploration. | |
| It was a way of piquing the interest of the good Constable here. | |
| There's a fine line between piquing someone's interest | |
| "CarIa, piqued, replied:" | |
| - I was astonished myself, but my curiosity was piqued when I saw possible signs of petechial hemorrhaging in his eyes. | |
| - Our interests are piqued, sir. | |
| A 25-year-old woman with no clear ties to the Arab community didn't set off alarm bells at the time. But it's obviously piqued my curiosity now. | |
| A place with all the country's gold has me piqued. | |
| - It's your only shot at piquing a college's interest. | |
| Afraid of piquing the kid's interest. | |
| I owe many experiments to my grandpa, for piquing my interest, early on, for this young field of exploration. | |
| It was a way of piquing the interest of the good Constable here. | |
| There's a fine line between piquing someone's interest | |
