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Food and idioms 6

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1.  My she-cat Griszzy bit of a suckercreamed potatoeseasy as a piehanging aroundin the dog-house with meis a peachstring beansweated blood and tearsthird-ratewet through I don't know, she never bites anyone!

2.  Mum is coating an oven dish with tomatoes, shallots, garlic and parsley, then she adds her bit of a suckercreamed potatoeseasy as a piehanging aroundin the dog-house with meis a peachstring beansweated blood and tearsthird-ratewet through I don't know there: we 'll have a delicious meal for lunch!

3.  Andrew was always scarlet and bit of a suckercreamed potatoeseasy as a piehanging aroundin the dog-house with meis a peachstring beansweated blood and tearsthird-ratewet through I don't know when he climbed this steep path.

4.  Carlos was laughed at because, when he was younger, he was called a bit of a suckercreamed potatoeseasy as a piehanging aroundin the dog-house with meis a peachstring beansweated blood and tearsthird-ratewet through I don't know : as he has done press-ups for years, he is quite built.

5.  Do you remember that very bit of a suckercreamed potatoeseasy as a piehanging aroundin the dog-house with meis a peachstring beansweated blood and tearsthird-ratewet through I don't know film, unbelievably soporific?

6.  'Stop being bit of a suckercreamed potatoeseasy as a piehanging aroundin the dog-house with meis a peachstring beansweated blood and tearsthird-ratewet through I don't know, and eat what you've been served in your plate, darling !'

7.  As she hadn't watched the news, she was bit of a suckercreamed potatoeseasy as a piehanging aroundin the dog-house with meis a peachstring beansweated blood and tearsthird-ratewet through I don't know when she came back from her job : it was raining cats and dogs!

8.  By dint of being a bit of a suckercreamed potatoeseasy as a piehanging aroundin the dog-house with meis a peachstring beansweated blood and tearsthird-ratewet through I don't know, her neighbours make her life difficult!

9.  Since 8 a.m, this man has been bit of a suckercreamed potatoeseasy as a piehanging aroundin the dog-house with meis a peachstring beansweated blood and tearsthird-ratewet through I don't know the shopping centre, but he has just forgotten that today is Sunday!

10.  Didn't you find this exercise was bit of a suckercreamed potatoeseasy as a piehanging aroundin the dog-house with meis a peachstring beansweated blood and tearsthird-ratewet through I don't know, did you?