Rigmarole Sentence Examples | Use Rigmarole in a sentence

1.she told me some Rigmarole or other about having lost her keys.

2.now, to think of what's happened with all of radio and television and satellites and the whole Rigmarole is amazing to me.

3.i had to go through the whole Rigmarole of being questioned and searched before they let me in.

4.i had to go through the whole Rigmarole of swearing in front of the judge and kissing the bible.

5.i couldn't be bothered to go through the Rigmarole of changing clothes.

6.then the whole Rigmarole starts over again

7.mr goodnight is unimpressed by the Rigmarole of quarterly reporting and making the numbers for a permanently impatient wall street.

8.i'm not going through all that Rigmarole again.

9.such woes matter to the gold market as analysts go through the annual Rigmarole of forecasting the year ahead.

10.take oil pricing, a complex statist Rigmarole that had been moving from the hands of government to those of a regulator.

11.but they are perfectly polite, even apologising for pleading for a few coins "so that we can eat". a few yards further on, there is another barricade and the same Rigmarole is repeated.

12.the most obvious change since the 2001 attacks has been the added Rigmarole at american airports.

13.this meant travellers planning a round trip were doomed to go through the whole Rigmarole again on the other end.

14.indeed, while there is no i in team, there is ever more it being deployed at the team level& some of it so cheap that managers can buy the stuff themselves without any corporate Rigmarole.

15.to rub it in, economies in countries that do not bother with elections have generally performed better than those that regularly go through the Rigmarole of transferring power.

16.feel sorry for these people that have to go through all the Rigmarole of sorting all these frauds from the real sites out there.

17.tell me your price, carrion, " said the lord sternly. " do you think i want to listen to the Rigmarole of your filthy trade?

18.i don't imagine you want to go through all that Rigmarole.

19.she had complained of the time the journey had taken and immediately he was off on a long Rigmarole consisting of the number of buses and the frames of streets and stations.

20.why the Rigmarole of a military survey before enacting a measure most americans already favoured?

21.but a little advance preparation can go a long way in helping you get through all that pre-flight Rigmarole with minimum fuss.

22.so i went through the Rigmarole of booking the tickets again.

23.she told me some Rigmarole about the insurance.

24.it was all Rigmarole, of course, but it consumed all one's energies, coming on top of the work one really wanted to do.

25.her sainted mother always dreamed of a . . . well, the whole mass Rigmarole .

26.but publicly traded companies are frequently mispriced, and all the legal Rigmarole can put rival buyers off.

27.until i stood beside it, i was sceptical that the immense bureaucratic Rigmarole involved in getting a licence for me, a foreigner, could have been worth it.