Don't take that'n; it's mine.

I refused to lend him any more money, and that's flat.

After pulling two all-nighters in a row, that'll do it to you.

I didn't own a car at that time, so I took the bus every day.

She might stay for an hour, if that.

At the reunion my grandmother sighed and said it is a wise child that knows his own father, a proverb she used whenever paternity was the subject of gossip.

Every November, Australians gather around the television to watch the race that stops a nation, celebrating the Melbourne Cup with hats and cheers.

After the partnership collapsed and he lost everything, he told himself he'd never get back on the horse that bucked one, yet when the offer came he couldn't resist.

Her handmade coat is all that and a bag of chips.

Hold on, what was that you just said?