In Starling v. United States, 214 F.2d 78 (Cl. Ct. 1954), the Cl. Ct. applied a presumption favoring sovereign immunity.

The plaintiff's motion for summary judgment was denied by the Fed. Cl. due to lack of jurisdiction.

She explained that the cl*t is a sensitive part of the anatomy.

When left in a warm bowl, the milk clabbers into a thick, tangy curd.

After a few days in the warm kitchen, the milk clabbered and developed a tangy aroma.

I left the milk out on the counter, and by morning it was clabbering.

She frowned at the clabbered milk in the jar, deciding it was better used for pancakes than for drinking.

If you leave the fresh milk out overnight, it will clabber and become unusable for baking.

She spooned a dollop of clabber into the batter to give the pancakes a tangy flavor.

We walked through the misty clachan at dawn, listening to the distant bleating of sheep.