rum do

An election campaign in which the two principal parties find it difficult to believe what the opinion polls are telling them is a rum do.

Sage and rum don't go very well together.

It was a rum do, and no mistake.

"He thinks the rum does that for him."

It was a bloody rum do, he reflected.

¡ ¡@¡ How much rum did you guys take?

It's a rum do life int it?

An example to insure tranquility for months, even years to come- Presently the rum did put him in a stupor.

"Officers' rum doesn't get watered," Picard said with mild satisfaction.

The rum did not arrive.

'How much of that rum did you drink?'

R: Peel's lager, red rum did murder regal sleep .

The Saltire Society Scottish book of the year awards last week were a rum do.

A rum do, my darling.

'This is a rum do.

Ik'nton said, 'That was a rum do, sir.

"Well, that were a rum do," observed Councillor Peterson, scratching his head as we headed for the exit at the end of the performance.

That's what the demon rum does to you, Nelliethought; in her mind, all liquor got lumped together as rum.

'If the rum doesn't get you, the yellow fever will, and if you cut yourself there's always gangrene!'

For the first time since 1979, the triple National winner Red Rum did not lead the parade of competitors due to old age and failing health.

It's a very rum do, I'll agree, but unless you have reason to suspect that a crime has been committed-" "I have, dammit!

Unfortunately, they soon run into a serious problem; Rum doesn't know how to get to France either, and in fact doesn't know how to navigate at all.

That is, when the old clocks wore out, Ed Pinaud's or Zotos or whosoever's bay rum did not hustle in a replacement.

How much RAM, ROM, RUM does the typical collation require?

Isn't it a rum do that Lord Taylor, and presumably Lord Hanningfield, retain their positions despite having defrauded the parliamentary system itself?