It was a compromise to get him back in the office
‘It was a compromise to get him back in the office.’
‘It was a compromise to get him back in the office.’
‘Can I go back to doom-scrolling, Mum?’
‘My corridor is always open.’
‘If Labour ring, tell them we’re out.’
‘He’s fallen in with a bad crowd.’
‘I can’t see Rachel Reeves lasting long.’
‘I’m worried about him. He has imaginary listeners.’
‘These spin-offs are never so good.’
‘How did students find the time to enjoy the university experience without AI?’
‘This is our forever home, so his bedroom is big enough for a 35-year-old.’
‘We’re enjoying our carefree lives now before we have grandchildren.’
‘Having looked through your Instagram, I feel I’ve known you for ages.’
‘Definitely not. Property prices, the prisons, water rates – it gives me anxiety.’
‘Jason is a writer, too. He has an ebook available for instant download to his followers.’
‘Since we moved into wellness, I feel great.’
‘... and remember – no biscuits, no sweets or anything gender specific.’
‘You’re podcasting in your sleep again.’
‘He’s interested in creative writing, so he’s going to take a course in AI.’
‘You know I hate public displays of affection when I don’t have my phone ready.’