| That statement went out in dribs and drabs overnight and the Times and the Post have stories on it on their websites today. |
| But in dribs and drabs most of those picked up have been granted refugee status and allowed to stay. |
| They wore beige camouflage drabs, a black helmet, which also doubled as a gas mask, and wore revlar vests. |
| They wore winter drabs, and I couldn't decide whether they were Australasian or Hoary-headed grebes. |
| It always comes in dribs and drabs but there are clear signs of a shortage this year. |
| Our warm-ups are properly organised, and get everyone totally prepared, whereas other teams tend to turn up in dribs and drabs. |
