1.   And with Clinton and Albright no longer hiding their sentiments regarding Netanyahu, it was not even clear whether a public rebuke of him would have much sting.

2.   But by that time, Gatti did not have enough sting on his punches to take Robinson out.

3.   But his serve no longer has much sting, his volleys are no longer free of the yips and his confidence is clearly suffering.

4.   He winds up satirizing institutions, beliefs and attitudes that are out of date, and doing it so broadly that the satire has no sting.

5.   Otherwise the government has no sting.

6.   Scorn hath no sting like a woman with a prized plant.

7.   She had stings on her tongue and lips and in her nose.

8.   Zoe also holds forth on the creative bankruptcy of remaking old films, and her opinions have a sting.

9.   Mahathir, however, showed he still had a sting in his tail.

10.   However, the French reform has a sting in its tail.