The connection between sporting activities and social rank is given a fanciful expression in the aforementioned The Boke of St. Albans. In that work the author lists the types of birds considered appropriate for the various stations of human life: / The eagle, the vulture, and the merlon for an emperor …

Let's go and take a turn around the Aedificium, while we still have a bit of light.

And then there is the China syndrome. […] China now represents about 20% of Korea's total trade.

Old Nabby's quite enough during the day-lah.