kaboodle造句

• Then, said Dr . Jonathan Alperin of the University of Chicago, " all of the sudden, out of the blue, Zelmanov knocked off the whole kit and kaboodle ."
• Just what kind of person spends more than an hour before each game painting his face, including a baseball on his cheek _ and powdering the whole kit and kaboodle when he's done?
• We might reach a point where _ criminal guilt or innocence aside _ the nation will just want to be rid of the whole alien kaboodle, from Clinton to Jones, Lewinsky, Willey and all the lawyers.
• The holy grail, as we call it, is trying to work with clients to decide what amount of money they will be spending on communications, the whole kit and kaboodle, and then how do they spend that.
• He sat on boards including Google, Kaboodle, Mimosa Systems ( acquired by Iron Mountain Incorporated ), Adchemy, Baynote, Vuclip, NeoPath Networks ( acquired by Cisco Systems in 2007 ), Tapulous and Stanford Student Enterprises.
• Unfortunately, as " Cause Celeb " moves kit and kaboodle to Africa, you realize with a sinking heart that Fielding is trying to have it both ways _ give you some solid satire, then make you pay for it.
• This spelling of " kaboodle " has come into popular usage in culture and commerce, often found as part of the idiomatic expression " the whole kit and kaboodle ", which can be loosely interpreted to mean " everything and more ".
• This spelling of " kaboodle " has come into popular usage in culture and commerce, often found as part of the idiomatic expression " the whole kit and kaboodle ", which can be loosely interpreted to mean " everything and more ".
• "' Kaboodle "'is a spelling derivation of the English word " caboodle ", meaning a group, bunch, lot, pack, or collection of things or people . " Two bottles of Prosecco creates the items to Kaboodle . "-Kane Caboodle is further derived from boodle or booty.
• "' Kaboodle "'is a spelling derivation of the English word " caboodle ", meaning a group, bunch, lot, pack, or collection of things or people . " Two bottles of Prosecco creates the items to Kaboodle . "-Kane Caboodle is further derived from boodle or booty.
• So you'd have a separate filesystem per physical disk, and you'd aggregate them into a single volume with UnionFS and you'd share that over NFS . The advantage is obviously that you only have to fsck one disk, not the whole kaboodle ( and indeed all the other guys can be up while you're doing that, with only micro interruptions to add and remove it ).
• That reflects not on ( the limited number of ) external references, but mostly on the content : some of the equations are not even Myrzakulov's ( in fact a good idea would be to just give a mathematically sound summary of the whole kaboodle and only literally quote the first one which according to google seems to be noteworthy as the " Lakshmanan-Myrzakulov equation "-69 googles of the total of 217 for Myrzakulov equation ).
• He also notes that discussion about " 9 yards " of all kinds of things appear in thousands of places ( perhaps including sportswriters talking about jumping the whole 9 yards instead of 8.99 yards ), but that it's never used in any sense that indicates that it means " everything, the whole kit and kaboodle, the whole ball of wax, ", etc .; all of these other references simply flow from the context ( perhaps e . g ., " she bought 9 yards of fabric . . . . and used the whole 9 yards " ).
• And he riffs on how kids become inured to the effects of cartoon violence with " Itchy & Scratchy, " the cartoon-within-a-cartoon on " The Simpsons . " ( " Itchy & Scratchy " may also have been lifted from a murderous spoof of the " Tom & Jerry " cartoons called " Kit & Kaboodle " that ran in the " National Lampoon " in the early 1970s . ) In the wake of " The Simpsons, " we get the fitfully funny " The PJs, " which occasionally seems reminiscent of an " In Living Color " sketch.