she made an elegant bow, wearing a dress with a bow on the back.

He gave a tow to the tow-haired boy in the broken-down car.

It's not fair, said the fair-haired boy on the carousel, that we always have to pay the fare at the fair.

The Moor was trying to moor his boat at the pier of the port near the moor to have some port in the saloon of the Portly Moor.
(At least he fastened it on the starboard side.)

If children behave badly, they should be told to behave.

I noticed the notice on my desk and found that my P.A. had given two weeks' notice owing to her advanced pregnancy, a fact which had hitherto escaped my notice.

The sense of unity I can't really sense..

'Duck and cover', the drake told his wife.

gritting his teeth, he gritted the footpath

"The rite required he write the writ he had the right to write by rote" he wrote.

He booted up his laptop after putting his boots in the boot of his car.

Don't be bitter, Hope. Have a glass of Bitter and you'll soon feel bitter (I mean better!)

I agree a glass of Bitters would be too bitter.
I meant a glass of Bitter (a type of beer) which would be much bitter, I mean better.
I'd bitter stop now.

I give up.
Upplause to you Hope.
Maybe we'll catch up when I get up in the morning.
This one-up-manship has worn me out and used me up!

His drinking problem was obviously a result of pier pressure.

( Sorry. )

Ex, I want to make it clear that 'shanty' was not a typo but a territorial saying. I have clearance to tell you that the Oktoberfest dance halls cleared many dollars by making what is clearly called a 'shandy' on the internet but we called it a 'shanty'. (Husband agreed.) What a dilemma-na.

(Never did like the taste, either way you say it. Beer was just cheaper. I know, I know. Party pooper.)

IMc, I am not touching that with a ten foot pole because I do not have one. I would have to go to the north pole and borrow one from the residents there who know how to use a pole very effectively in their hunting. Or maybe Santa will bring me one for Christmas.