(1) He made a right tit of himself

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(3) It was tit for tat throughout a memorable semi final, and while no one could question the merits of the champion's victory the great pity was that either side to had to endure the disappointment of defeat.

(4) I usually put my comments in a general, not individual context, because I don't want to do the tit-for-tat insult thing many commentators do.

(5) No wonder the tits and finches were so noisy and active.

(6) I can't say this enough: deterrence is not tit for tat .

(7) I thought about opening the window and gargling back, tit for tat , but concern for my neighbors discouraged me.

(8) At first glance this may seem a justified tit for tat .

(9) The sides went tit for tat with scoring opportunities, and midway through the second half the game really picked up a Championship flavour.

(10) Not just a football match, it was a wonderful example of tit for tat as both teams set out to prove that anything one could do, the other could do better.

(11) But we do use the passes a lot and this seems a bit tit for tat .

(12) He pointed out that not only pigeons live in the South Parade area, but ravens, jackdaws, collared doves, blackbirds, thrushes, wagtails, tits and the now-endangered house sparrow.

(13) This behavior is especially prevalent among chickadees and tits that scatter hoard food items in foliage, branches, and bark of trees.

(14) It was tit for tat on the field of play with numerous players catching the eye of their managers.

(15) It was tit for tat all through the first half with the sides trading some fine scores.

(16) You know, I think it's going to be real tough, and I think the reason is that we're seeing now a tit for tat .

(17) Whether these deaths are all linked, tit for tat , is a point of debate in Melbourne.

(18) Lovebirds, barbets, tits and finches warm themselves in the cozy chambers built by the weavers.

(19) Scurrying about in the woodland fringes, hedges and feeding sites are finches, tits and thrushes keep your eyes open for the occasional hen harrier, merlin and sparrowhawk.

(20) After this it was tit for tat but in the few remaining minutes of injury time Ballinakill managed to score two points to give them a two point victory on a score of 3-12 to 3-10.