Joshua Keel

Joshua Keel

Steady keel.

And bilge at that.

Way there, you bilge swine.

That's... bilge. Some drunken crank.

2005 Joshua Keel

Oh, no. Not keel . No. Kiw.

Tastes like oil and bilge and green mould.

Leaking a little, but on even keel, Captain.

No, the L is silent. Say kiw . Keel.

Plum duff ain't no better than bilge water without rum.

Your fulminations, milords and gentlemen... are full of bilge and blather.

It's on an even keel. It'll probably improve with food.

Don't be afraid of those bilge rats, but don't underestimate them either.

2005 Joshua Keel 2005 Danny Allen 2007 Jeremy Whiting

I'm sure he's come off our keel and scooted in the opposite direction.

Missed your gizzard by an inch. Rather a neat hole and squirting blood like a bilge pump.

But improved surveillance is essential to ensure that the global economy remains on an even keel.

These innovations have helped keep the US China economic relationship on an even keel, even in times of tension.

The ship's keel was laid on 16 November 1923, with the ship ready for collection by 29 August 1924.

Bless my soul, madam, I've got to publish this bilge in order to stay in business, but I don't have to read it.

The Indian middle class will grow rapidly, providing the country with valuable ballast that will keep it on an even keel in the next few decades.

The United Nations vessel should not be listing, tipped down low in the water at the Security Council end of the corridor, but travelling on an even keel.

Delight is to him, whom all the waves of the billows of the seas of the boisterous mob can never shake from this sure Keel of the Ages.

Regrettably, it is far from clear that it has changed its thinking and models, which failed to maintain the economy on an even keel before and are certain to fail again.

If left to individual decisions, people would not spend more on consumption, but maybe we can vote for a government that will compel us all to do that collectively, thereby creating enough demand to put the economy on an even keel in short order.