| Bourbons, custard creams and boasters should follow a couple of weeks later. |
| They are also boasters and threateners and are fond of pompous language, and yet they have sharp wits and are not without cleverness at learning. |
| Kushner's New York is full of performers, boasters, wastrels, aesthetic activists. |
| Accordingly, boasters of beauty are obliged to disown its voodoo to continue to reap its benefits, like Mendes and Dawson. |
| He rather enjoyed it when things were good, but he'd just made himself a target for those people who weren't kindly inclined to boasters. |
| On one side, the boasters from Hollerado: their play rock isn't the most original one, but it's nonetheless efficient, powerful and joyful. |
