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• If Cate believed in something strongly enough to confront me about it, it would be rude of me not to consider it fairly.
• If the cost of repairing the damage could be laid squarely at the door of those people, it would be a rude awakening and remind them of their parental responsibilities.
• This year has found the pop group in rude health, building on the momentum of their self-titled debut album selling 270,000 copies.
• I have also learned from other patients that it was not the first time the receptionist had been rude to patients.
• The five-year-old is in rude health at present, as she showed when scoring handsomely at Ayr on her latest start.
• The horse has bounced back to rude health lately, winning at Ayr and Pontefract in the style of a rejuvenated character.
• It wasn't long before I caught a salmon - a fat fresh hen fish of about seven kilos, in such rude health that it took me the best part of half an hour to get it to the bank.
• But the dream, like all others, became harsh reality with a rude awakening.
• Contrary to the doleful prophecies of superannuated Jeremiahs, pop is in rude health.
• It is rude of them to be asking you about your religion.
• But then I glanced behind me and saw her making rude hand gestures at my back.
• It was rude of Amy to ignore him, but she didn't mean to.
• In fact, we see plenty of evidence to support the idea that the TV and radio broadcast model is in rude health, and is becoming more highly valued than ever.
• It is such short notice and it is awfully rude of me to inform you of this just now.
• Whilst Charlton's finances are in rude health, matters on the field took a turn for the worse as they were beaten by a Crystal Palace reserve side.
• For many it will be a rude awakening and emphasise the need for a radical rethink before soccer's loss is another gain for a different form of sport, or worse still the sedentary armchair variety.
• The ‘okay’ sign (touching your finger to your thumb) is considered a rude gesture in Peru.
• But when the woman, who was in in her 20s, returned she verbally abused Ms Young, made rude gestures at her and then drove off.
• It wasn't just the rude awakening which stunned residents, but the fact that the road had been resurfaced just days before, following years of campaigning by the parish council.
• Senior staff, classroom teachers, governors and parents have all had a rude awakening since James' arrival, me included.
• Advertisers of pornographic content are prohibited from using rude words in the subject line of sexually explicit images.
• A work that details every expression of lack of vigour in the different organs, limbs and brain of the body politic, therefore, paradoxically leaves a general impression of rude health.
• ‘It was still awfully rude of you,’ Elizabeth replied bluntly.
• Unfortunately, rude gestures also create the impression that other anti-social behaviours are somehow acceptable.
• It was rude of them to talk and leave him just standing there.
• You shouldn't be making rude gestures to people!
• But we were in for a rude awakening when a savage thunder and lightning storm struck right over the stadium during the match.
• A big jump in new database license sales shows a company in rude health.
• Despite what major label accountants would have you believe, rock 'n' roll is in a state of rude health at the moment.
• This rude awakening came from underestimating the non-designer's understanding of design principals.
• The next three years will see a rude awakening for Baikal.
• Ten years on, and the footballer's in rude health and definitely on form.
• The vast media conglomerates looking to take over the online music market are in rude health.
• He seemed rude and rough like a devil on the outside, but I guess he was a real angel in the inside.
• For the moment, however, Wood is in rude health and enjoying a tour he sees as a precursor to greater things ahead.
• George Hodgson enjoyed rude health until he died in 1715 at the age of 94.
• When I was in his class two years ago he was always very rude to me and he has also been rude to me over the Internet.
• I know it was rude of me to interrupt you while you were speaking.
• A couple, as well as a family of six, were subjected to these rude actions and many onlookers were shocked and disgusted at what they witnessed.
• I get annoyed when pedestrians walk five or six astride and cars have to swerve to avoid hitting them, and then the driver still gets a rude gesture or threat from these pedestrians.
• As the owner banged on the window, one of the thieves hot-wired the car, whilst the other made a rude gesture.
• A three-year courtship enabled them to paint realistic portraits of one another, lessening the chances of a rude awakening after marriage.
• Well let's just say the happy couple is about to get a rude awakening.
• She instantly felt guilty for the times she had been rude to him.
• Delude ourselves into that kind of thinking however and a rude awakening will await us.
• But investor confidence is not in rude health, and companies that are not whiter than white in their accountancy practices are being downgraded by the market.
• He knew that he had been rude to her, but it wasn't really on purpose.
• The sharp downturn in the US economy has brought a rude awakening to many in the IT sector.
• Noise, drunkenness, bad manners, rude and discourteous conduct and reckless driving will all raise their ugly heads, whatever we do.
• It was rather rude of me to try and force your emotions out of you.
• But my first round of mid-terms brought a rude awakening: three C's!
• Sue Smith is another trainer who has her horses in rude health.
• West pulled faces and made rude gestures at the press as he stood in the dock.
• How rude of me, rambling on about my brother when you don't even know my name!
• I was once on a crowded Muni bus, wherein someone made a loud, rude , and embarrassing sound.
• For the intellectuals and the urban lower middle class, the new situation was a rude awakening of disillusionment and broken promises.
• I have repeatedly had cars flashing their lights at me or hooting their horns and giving very rude gestures.
• Expect lots of rude jokes, political provocation, and more than a few references that would offend if they weren't so funny.
• He was rude to her and she replied with an equally vigorous riposte.
• But after their stay in that sun-kissed paradise they got a rude awakening on heading out into the Atlantic, which was to prove stormy and rough.
• A rude awakening, however, occurred on July 16th, 1936.
• Some of the jokes were rude , others corny, and some a tad funny.
• Failure of immediate action may lead to a rude awakening.
• She dismissed the idea almost instantly: Lauren had been rude to her from the start, she was the one who should apologise.
• It would have been rude to refuse the offer, even though the bar's whiskey would undoubtedly fall short of his usual standards.
• It may have been rude of me to ask, but because of reasons of my own, I had to know.
• David drove insanely fast, flying by honking cars, rude gestures and angry cries from various drivers on the road.
• It has been a singularly rude awakening for France and the country has embarked on a deep, soul-searching, introspection on how things could have gone so horribly wrong.
• It`s rude to interrupt people when they`re talking.