1.   In the seventies, it seemed that a light entertainment show on television was not complete without a clutch of catchphrases.

2.   No mention of private Bill procedure would be complete without mentioning the Dartford warbler.

3.   No moor land is complete without its curlew overhead.

4.   No record of the former Prime Minister would be complete without boarding the train between Birmingham to Wolverhampton.

5.   No book relating to matrimonial home conveyancing would be complete without mention of the Class F Land Charge, or its registered land equivalent.

6.   But, no episode would be complete without the support of the extras, those who fill the crowd scenes and make the show look as realistic as possible.

7.   An outfit is never complete without jewelry.

8.   And Edible Art chef Deborah Berry says no Southern dessert table is complete without a red velvet cake.

9.   And a convention is not complete without an emotive documentary about the candidate and his family.

10.   And because no advertising conference would be complete without awards, the association presented several at a dinner on Friday night.