In an interview last week, John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE spouted off a number of bleak characterizations.
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This was the Roy who spouted off on arts panels, who was about to spray fine, floral bullshit across the auditorium.
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As a toddler, Esau Sinnok spouted off phrases in Inupiaq, the local language, even though no one had taught him to do so.
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So why is there this number just hanging out there, with some random Harvard Sentences being spouted off at all times of day?
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A new lawsuit alleges Justin Bieber spouted off racial epithets while he physically assaulted a man who took his photo at a hotel in Cleveland.
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"You don't what to know," was common, while some spouted off what they do know: "It's not temple hair," meaning it wasn't donated in a religious ceremony.
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Trump does not simply have "a running war with the media," as he so indecorously and disrespectfully spouted off while standing on the hallowed ground before the C.I.A. Memorial Wall.
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Unsurprisingly, he had little personal knowledge about the label's inner workings, but spouted off a few figures regarding Cash Money's expenses and argued that Wayne was still under contract by the plain language of the terms.
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" Trump did as much when he addressed the people of Detroit Monday morning at the Detroit Economic Club, where he spouted off grim statistic after grim statistic about the city, which, he said, "was once the economic envy of the world.
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Musk has spouted off about the free press, called a diver who helped rescue a trapped Thai soccer team a "pedo," and, most dramatically, invited scrutiny from the Securities and Exchange Commission by tweeting that he had secured funding to take Tesla private, even though he had not.
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He bought the domain names of journalists who have written about him, he has been repeatedly banned from Twitter for violating its terms of services, and he was ordered by Judge Matsumoto to stop talking in and around court during the trial after he spouted off to reporters.
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Still, Trump voters interviewed said they cared little if the president spouted off on Twitter because he was issuing the kind of executive actions many had long craved — freezing federal grant money for environmental research, banning foreign aid for groups that give abortion counseling and cutting off immigration from several Muslim-majority nations.
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