I would like to whizz down but I keep getting my hair caught so I have to stop, swearing like a navvy as I disentangle it. |
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He was a navvy and had been employed at the new railway which was in the course of construction between Sheffield and Rotherham. |
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Four years ago, Ben Drew, aka Plan B, was a rapper with an acoustic guitar, a belly full of fire and lyrics to make a navvy blush. |
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You can have the palate of a navvy and still be able to tell a good burger from a bad one. |
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At that time, K. Tank regarded this version as a model of transition between A-8 and Ta152 on which it worked like a navvy. |
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But best of all was Beth Tweddle's retirement bronze – ethereal grace, true grit and the hands of a navvy. |
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A proud Londoner with a proper cockney accent, Burke is a heroic smoker and swears like a navvy. |
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Social reformers believed that carefully designed settlements would curb many of these excesses, help to civilise the navvy and improve his work rate. |
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When the Bishop has been here long enough, he will realise that Bradford was built with non-Conformist money, the Irish navvy and an army of desperately poor Britons. |
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The navvy was certainly not a pretty sight. His muscular arms and legs were all a-sprawl and his head hung back at a strange angle to his body. |
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