| It is, in fact, an exceptionally charming story, and even hard-hearted churls will find themselves smiling with beatific indulgence by the end of it. |
| Still, churls will notice that the prose, like the Ogre, is sometimes overstuffed. |
| I tell the bar girl to fetch him the good stuff from the small casks, not the maroon vinegar we serve the churls, then sit next to him. |
| Dalglish, throughout, behaved admirably and only churls later questioned his decision to quit Anfield. |
| Will once know it for all, churls, they are equipped with an infinite wisdom that did not have their predecessors. |
| Fans of studio politics everywhere understand that while Harvey's a boor, Bob is merely churlish, and boors hardly ever stand down for churls. |
