goose is cooked

When the goose is cooked, the juices should run clear.

But don't assume that her goose is cooked just yet.

When the goose is cooked, you better go ahead and eat it."

And once you lure him back here, his goose is cooked."

They don't need political reporters to tell them Dole's goose is cooked.

If our negotiations are not successful our goose is cooked.

If either of us is caught with these, our goose is cooked."

"When the sand finally runs out of an hourglass, it usually means the goose is cooked."

"You'd better be right, or our goose is cooked.

Because if you aren't and this business ever leaks, the Air Force goose is cooked.

Well, his goose is cooked good and proper.

He won't let on he knows his goose is cooked."

I'm not trying to suggest that Swann's goose is cooked.

Huntsman's goose is cooked for good simply based on the fact that he worked for Obama.

And that thought was always connected with another: Your goose is cooked Checkmate.

As Mandelbrot pointed out, if he can follow us, the Goose is cooked.

If I do, he'll find me, and if he does, my goose is cooked."

She says they need to catch him or Iolaus' "goose is cooked."

"You know your goose is cooked, of course.

Yielding to the temptation to cravenly commit such service means your "goose is cooked for good."

Lord, I hope this green turkey can follow a little bit of simple logic, because if he doesn't, my goose is cooked either way.

"Sounds like their goose is cooked," David muttered.

We fell asleep, our goose is cooked, our reputations shot."

Like an oven timer: The goose is cooked.

"All that matters is our goose is cooked.