Interviewer: "So why do you paint some things yellow, some things red
and some things green?"
Artist: "Because I'm a painter."
Channel 4. (Robert G. Brew)
"Kevin Francis can't help being 6 foot 7 - he was born that way."
- PETER RHOADES-BROWN, BBC Thames Valley FM. (Dan Smith)
"OK Julie, now pick me a number - A, B, C or D?"
- LORRAINE KELLY, ITV. (Peter Leslie)
"He couldn't quite wrap his head around the ball."
- CLIVE TYLDESLEY, ITV. (Martin Kennedy)
"We'll have to hurry through this, Tom. No hurry, you just take your
time."
- SIMON MAYO, Radio 1. (Simon J. Whyld)
"Some could be shocked by the implied explicitness."
- Radio 4. (Chris Kendall)
"He [Ronaldo] is the fastest car on the starting pitch."
- ITV. (Frances Chapman)
"It's a one-man race that only he can win..."
- BBC2. (Chris Ings)
"If you compare the two there is no comparison.."
- PAUL NEWMAN (The Independent), Radio Five Live. (Andrew Smith)
Clarissa Dickson-Wright: "I had a llama named after me once..."
Angus Deayton: "What was it called?"
Clarissa Dickson-Wright: "Clarissa..."
- Have I Got News For You, BBC2. (Everyone)
"There's only one recipe for lack of success and that is a lot of
very hard work."
- MURRAY WALKER, ITV. (Stephen Requena)
"There's a wind of change afoot."
- Guest on Woman's Hour. (Pat Whittle)
"Manchester Untied will be creating a worldwide chain of stores and
restaurants, both in this country and abroad."
- BBC News 24. (Robert White)
Terry Keane: "We danced together and there was a very strong mutual
attraction."
Gay Byrne: "On his part or on your part...?"
Terry Keane: "Well... mutual really..."
- The Late Late Show, RTE 1. (A. O'Sullivan)
"It works in 90% of cases, but there's always that one in a million
when it doesn't..."
- Talk Radio. (Edward Edmondson)
"Ndlovu hasn't heard the whistle - because the referee hasn't blown
it."
- ALAN BRAZIL, Sky Sports 2. (Ian Kinloch)
Jeff Thomson: "My first visit here - very picturesque."
Jonathan Agnew: "Have you ever played here?"
Jeff Thomson: "No."
- BBC. (Everyone)
"Today's game was literally the metaphorical game of two halves."
- Stuart Cosgrove, Radio Scotland. (Paul Hutton)
"The Newcastle fans... have torn down one of the saplings, and another
has been partly defenestrated."
- DOUG MORRIS, Radio 5 Live. (Hugh Shipman)
"... it's got to be better than decisions made behind smoke-filled
doors ..."
- EVE POLLARD, Radio 5 Live. (David Mentz)
"The stadium is silent now. That will be music to Scotland's ears."
- GARY BLOOM, Channel 5. (Simon Burden)
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