Which preposition to use with expletives
At times in the day, when trade is very busy, the visitor may hear choice expletives in three or four languages at one time.
One wheel had fallen from the wagon, and the wagonmaster was jumping up and down, shouting angry expletives at the ox.
And Frank, as he felt the wheels under the aeroplane touch the earth, also heard a loud cry and some lusty Spanish expletives as a pistol was discharged.
But harmless expletives of human kind.
As the escort disappeared, their pent-up feelings found vent in a few hysterical tears from the Duchess, some bad language from Mother Shipton, and a Parthian volley of expletives from Uncle Billy.
" The boy let out a string of rough expletives under his breath.
Pausing merely to get a rich hunting-field expletive off her chest, she was out of the room and making for the stairs before I could swallow a sliver ofI thinkbanana.
Not only had he a more varied stock of expletives than anyone else, but he seemed to possess a unique gift for welding them into new and wonderful combinations to meet each fresh situation.