Meanwhile, Lovato can probably still
feel the draught caused by the swinging door of the rehab centre she left only a short time ago.
Shipwrights and bridge builders Will meet them on the dole Teesside is slowly dying, Chemical factories disappear, Dole queues are getting longer, The area lives in fear No more steel to export, The ports will
feel the draught, The banks reclaiming houses, It's so really really daft Teesside workers made redundant, A workforce with pride and skill Thrown onto the scrapheap, It's enough to make you ill PETER NOLAN, Middlesbrough * * * * * *
Website CashYourgoldNow.co.uk, which promises "fast, efficient and very discreet" service, is likely to
feel the draught as the Americans arrive.
If everybody accepted figures like that, it was suggested, HSBC would
feel the draught.
Trainers, jockeys and stable staff will also
feel the draught through the lower returns.
And nobody will
feel the draught more than the players.
"But when I got back in, I could still
feel the draught.
One question rippling through Durban, South Africa's major port, is whether it will
feel the draught when the Corridor and Maputo harbour are fully operational.
If everybody accepted figures like that, it was suggested, HSBC would
feel the draught, and its shareholders soon wonder where their next crust was coming from.
Amy starts to
feel the draught as soon as she steps from club; The wind gets up and suddenly her flimsy skirt is out of control; Thigh drama as rearguard action fails
But the hotel was one of a number of companies to
feel the draught of Samsung's decision in January to move its operation to Eastern Europe, the factory closing in April.
The theory always ran that once everyone had put in double glazing, home improvement companies would be the ones to
feel the draught.
"But I always tell players that at his age they should go and take their coaching badges because once you go out of the game you'll
feel the draught and might start reconsidering.
Agco did
feel the draught in the market back in March when it brought in a four-day working week, but it has returned to working five days.
Right now, the hot breath of nationalism is on Labour necks and if Mr Blair can't
feel the draught, it will be a costly and tragic mistake.