| He would speak of an ostrobogulous tale or a passage in the classics. |
| When people started climbing through the crack onto the roof, it seemed to wear an ostrobogulous leer, reveling in its brief but splendid final career. |
| Extremely attractive and, unusual are the ostrobogulous stuffed toys at Mrs. Brown's House in Barbados. |
| The Beast and the Devil tried to hold a serious business conversation, but Vickybird kept chipping in with questions of a purely ostrobogulous nature. |
| So let's raise a brendice, a cup in which a person's health is drunk, to this extraordinary language of ours, crammed full of words most ostrobogulous. |
