etceteras

I've rented a house not far off that's got all the etceteras.

The furnishings and the etceteras make it feel smaller still.

Tutors and taxes up the butt and the etceteras.

He started the 1886 season well, scoring 151 for his college and 164 not out for Perambulators against Etceteras.

'Just a small token of my undying etceteras.

I dressed standing in snow, and my brushes, boots, and etceteras were covered with snow.

The Etceteras are here?

These, sir, are the etceteras.

Books, plays, posters, records, photographs, programs, sheet music, autographs and many etceteras, at prices from 25 cents to $100.

The Yorkshire Etceteras?

The cost of the locomotives and their etceteras, is to be $136000 - their wear and tear $75600.

"Bits of the frame had been cut up, and we found pieces of polythene and various etceteras that all seemed rather baffling.

Shirt, Y -s and socks for you, heavy sweater, skirt, underwear and etceteras for me.

Oh, the Shropshire Etceteras.'"

William's trustees regularly paid his fees to the school and maintenance for clothes and etceteras to me, and I passed on cash to William as required.

"Of course," I replied, "for it is not every young lady who has the luck to become an English peeress with all the etceteras, is it?

I intend to keep the letter of my wife's will so you will all stay, if you wish, and help me run this small, select home for retired etceteras.

The etceteras: asteroids, comets and interplanetary dust are chemically speaking, "impurities" and are just a minuscule fraction of planetary matter.

His clothes are durable, and dirty in spite of the sonic cleanings, and the pockets bulge with tools and the various etceteras required for his job.

ETC was home to Oxford's student revue company, the Etceteras - by the early 1970s a rather poor relation of the Cambridge Footlights.

Then, in 1975, two figures who would together become major players in TV and film comedy met after answering an advert to join the Etceteras revue-writing team.

"The Ghost Factory" begins with a nice idea - rising whines from the soloist over spooky etceteras from the percussion - but winds down into inconclusive wisps.

Not turning the other cheek though, no matter what the Gospel recommends, to those alien cultures with which we are at war, because when you are at war, my fellow etceteras, you have to etcetera.

Shot in a hurry (42 days) on a smallish budget, it tells a relatively uncomplicated tale of greed, lust and the usual etceteras, with Mr. Penn as the stranger in a dusty Arizona town.

Having tried "to recover myth outside the books," the hidalgo crosses paths with common sense, everyday toils, and the religious dictates of the Counter-Reformation on a journey that tries to rescue chivalric etceteras of old.