He had the gift of the gab, which one training officer described as the main prerequisite.

"Some directors have the gift of the gab, but I don't.

You certainly have the gift of the gab!

Time after time I've missed scoring a point because the other man has had the gift of the gab and I haven't.

My uncle, Mr Goon always said you had the gift of the gab and he's right.

As a former BBC war correspondent, he not only had the gift of the gab but was able to keep his head.

Will have the gift of the gab or the divine gift of articulate speech.

An honest and kind man, Youcai does not have the gift of the gab but is tolerant as far as possible.

Working as a travelling salesman for an embroidery company, Chester realised he had the gift of the gab and decided to become a professional comedian.

Friends and acquaintances still recall that he had the gift of the gab and a terrific sense of humour.

I always knew you had the gift of the gab, of course; but I never believed you were half the man you are.

But Pol Pot has never had the gift of the gab, especially around the camera, and he has never learned how to play to the press.

Marc Almond was impressed with Stevo, who he is quoted as saying "had the gift of the gab" and was "immensely likeable".

He had the gift of the gab, had supreme confidence in his own charm and, though he hid it well, equally supreme contempt for anyone over forty.

Some call him a ladies' man (because of his good looks) others - a man's man...He's a con man and has the gift of the gab.

You're outrageous you are, you've got to have the gift of the gab in the first place,that's just to walk into a shop or office and, my girlfriend's think that's what chain

Jo always had had the gift of the gab, she could make a stone laugh doing her imitation of Mr Silver trying to get her up behind the cloakroom door.

In her teaching in the schools, "the Greek kids had their Greek myths, the Irish had the gift of the gab, the Oriental kids had their own kind of poetry."

He smiled a little self-consciously "They say the Irish have the gift of the gab, and can charm the birds out of the trees, but I've yet to see anyone beat the Welsh.

You could talk the hind leg off a donkey, you could, or the tail off a horse, or the..." "Well, really, Ern - anyone would think _you_ had the gift of the gab," said Larry, surprised.

The only thing that stopped them cutting us to ribbons was that one of my friends had the gift of the gab and gradually defused the situation by talking good sense in a calm reasonable way; finally he pointed out that we would all end up in the local police cells if anything happened anyway.

He had the gift of the gab, which one training officer described as the main prerequisite.

They have got the gift of the gab, they have.

"Some directors have the gift of the gab, but I don't.

I'm not someone with the gift of the gab, though, and I don't have that sort of charm.

"An upstart New Man with the gift of the gab and a head too big to fit through these doors!"

As a former BBC war correspondent, he not only had the gift of the gab but was able to keep his head.

My uncle, Mr Goon always said you had the gift of the gab and he's right.

Will have the gift of the gab or the divine gift of articulate speech.

Time after time I've missed scoring a point because the other man has had the gift of the gab and I haven't.

"And the gift of the gab.

An honest and kind man, Youcai does not have the gift of the gab but is tolerant as far as possible.

Working as a travelling salesman for an embroidery company, Chester realised he had the gift of the gab and decided to become a professional comedian.

I always knew you had the gift of the gab, of course; but I never believed you were half the man you are.

Friends and acquaintances still recall that he had the gift of the gab and a terrific sense of humour.

Local lore in Ireland suggests that kissing the Blarney Stone will bring the gift of the gab.

According to legend, kissing the stone endows the kisser with the gift of the gab (great eloquence or skill at flattery).

But Pol Pot has never had the gift of the gab, especially around the camera, and he has never learned how to play to the press.

The Gift of the Gab: The history of political rhetoric and the power during election campaigns of televised debates.

Smitty is an Anguillan with Irish blood, the gift of the gab and a gleam in his eye.

This occasion certainly proved that 'the gift of the gab' was not only an asset, it was an essential for an up-and-coming professional broadcaster.

Bright, twinkly, and with the gift of the gab, he'll get the women of Walford all of a flutter."

The way girls fell for anyone with the gift of the gab--that was what embittered Constable Plimmer.

The most important asset for an undercover is "the gift of the gab," according to L.S., one of the most experienced members of the unit.

He still has the gift of gab and the telling punch line, sometimes two.

When your last name is Ali, the gift of gab comes naturally.

I had the gift of gab when I needed it.

He had been blessed with the gift of gab.

He always had an aura, an adventurous streak and the gift of gab.

"Blue Heaven" may not be ethereal literature, but it certainly has the gift of gab.

After all, he has the gift of gab.

He didn't have the gift of gab, you know?

"The gift of gab, you know," says the high school coach who groomed him to be the football team's quarterback.

He was a golden oldie who arrived last Christmas season, bringing with him the gift of gab.

Real character, kind of helpless but with the gift of gab."

Jean M. Morris is a woman with an easy laugh and the gift of gab.

Linguaphiles and word nerds around the world, give the gift of gab.

Or, "You've got the gift of gab, young man.

"You're the only one," Rod pressed on, "who has the imagination, and the gift of gab, to pull this off."

In case you haven't noticed, none of us has the gift of gab."

And when a politician says a mouthful with some degree of articulation, he is said to have the gift of gab.

Sebastian Parada, 24, a graphics designer, said his friend had the gift of gab.

-but he's got the gift of gab tike you wouldn't believe.

My dad and my uncles were pimps, and I learned the gift of gab from them.

More than any of that, though, she had - aptly enough, for someone whom friends call Gabby - the gift of gab, her clients said.

His father, a milkman, was well known for what locals call the gift of gab - frank opinions and a quick sense of humor.

Maya, at home because she did not fit in, tells her Grandpa that she believes her dad has the gift of gab.

Jim Valvano was given the gift of gab, the gift of laughter.

Mr. Fischetti, one of the lawyers who is working on the trial said recently, has the gift of gab.

His gift of the gab clearly came from the same source.

He had the gift of the gab, which one training officer described as the main prerequisite.

"Some directors have the gift of the gab, but I don't.

You certainly have the gift of the gab!

I'm not someone with the gift of the gab, though, and I don't have that sort of charm.

Many had a natural 'gift of the gab'.

"An upstart New Man with the gift of the gab and a head too big to fit through these doors!"

"That's what I think of his gift of the gab," she said, eyeing her work with huge satisfaction.

Time after time I've missed scoring a point because the other man has had the gift of the gab and I haven't.

My uncle, Mr Goon always said you had the gift of the gab and he's right.

As a former BBC war correspondent, he not only had the gift of the gab but was able to keep his head.

Will have the gift of the gab or the divine gift of articulate speech.

An honest and kind man, Youcai does not have the gift of the gab but is tolerant as far as possible.

Miriam in the musical world and Frene with her "pen" and gift of the gab.

Gift of the gab probably.

Working as a travelling salesman for an embroidery company, Chester realised he had the gift of the gab and decided to become a professional comedian.

Blarney Stone tourist attraction said to endow those kissing it with the "gift of the gab".

Friends and acquaintances still recall that he had the gift of the gab and a terrific sense of humour.

He was good company, the type of the agreeable rattle, and he had a truly Irish gift of the gab.

Katie Campbell talks talk Gift of the gab

Smitty is an Anguillan with Irish blood, the gift of the gab and a gleam in his eye.

I always knew you had the gift of the gab, of course; but I never believed you were half the man you are.

His exact job defied description, though it entailed both the businessman's art of the deal and the confidence man's gift of the gab.

This led to the belief that anyone who kissed the stone would receive McCarthy's skill or the "gift of the gab," as locals call it.