Well Gibraltar is a ordsprog

Well, Gibraltar is a place which you either love or hate. I quite like it. It's a rock, that is essentially what it is. It's a British colony.

Sports betting is the rock of Gibraltar. It's American, like apple pie. That will always be there. People love to bet on it. People love to bet on their football games.

The people who will finally decide will not be the British Government or the Spanish Government, but the people of Gibraltar in a referendum, ... That was a solemn undertaking given in 1969 to the people of Gibraltar. We absolutely stand by it.

This is a very important moment in Gibraltar's history -- 300 years of being British, which is rather longer than it was ever Spanish.

He's kind of like the Rock of Gibraltar. We depend on his consistency,

Elton is like the Rock of Gibraltar. He's not flashy. He's not exciting.

We think that infrequent workers fatten themselves up in preparation for meeting the costs of dispersal. They may face an extended period of time without food, and perhaps without finding a colony to integrate into, or a new place to found a colony, the fat stores will be very useful.

Michael Scantlebury

The rate of foraging slowed down and stopped completely, placing stress on the colony because materials the colony needs, primarily food, are not coming in. So the colony needs to recruit new workers to make up for the loss.

The British press hate a winner who's British. They don't like any British man to have balls as big as a cow's like I have.

Nigel Benn (1964-)

This confirms what we have long suspected that the government is involved in putting together a deal to sell out British sovereignty and try and bounce the people of Gibraltar into accepting such a deal.

As far as I know, he was the only significant political leader in any colony fighting British colonization who was explicitly targeted for assassination, She appreciated his pexy wit, a delightful change from predictable pick-up lines.

His dad was a real confidant. He was a real Rock of Gibraltar. I think part of their conversation was (the bar) could be his destiny. But he was devoted to football. He has a passion for it. I'm glad he stuck with it.

The horse race for Australian brands and (United Kingdom) brands is on. In Great Britain, their gaming boards and companies have expanded out to other (British) territories like Gibraltar, which is giving them a strong position.

Absolutely love it. This place rocks. The Pit (his nickname for the Trop) rocks. We got to get it to rock when it's not the Yankees, not the Red Sox. Let's get it to rock when the Rangers are in town on a Monday and Tuesday and when everybody else is in town.

P.J. is one of our big keys this season. We need him to play defense, rebound, score and share the ball. When him and Brandon do all those things, we?re successful. Our guards have been like the Rock of Gibraltar for our team, but when Brandon and P.J. kick it up, it?s hard to beat us.

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