| There were plenty of Dudes and Walters, the occasional Valkyrie and a Jackie Treehorn or two – all geed along by plenty of White Russians and the occasional wafting herbal aroma. |
| I did use a few of the items, in Elinor's handwriting, to check the writing on the letter that was in the box with the money. It geed. |
| I didn't get the ball where I wanted but the supporters geed us up and got behind us all day. |
| And se, her peur mither, she was over-ruled, and geed her back the glass. |
| But he kept his nerve, geed up the bus system and forced it through at a time when he was politically vulnerable before the mayoral elections. |
| Even as the players wheeled out for the anthems David Anthony was going for it at full throttle, screaming into the faces of his British team-mates as they geed themselves up for a crucial match. |
