21. It's an old boys notion that young women are there to decorate the office and to rub up against. 22. "Don't rub up too hard," 23. But a creative urge can quickly rub up against customers'need to count on the same dish each time they visit. 24. Brooks screenplay is wryly funny about human behaviour, keenly observing the awkward ways anxious people rub up against each other. 25. He also has a dog rub up against people's shoes to make them dirty, then offers his services as a shoeshiner. 26. Anybody who rubs up against him knows that in the long run we have the right guy running the football program. 27. He seemed to be motivated from a noble aspect as well as a personal desire to rub up against something big. 28. At a minimum, politicians like to rub up against the Vatican entourage like purring cats, hoping for a little innocence by association. 29. A cat comes and rubs up against you when it wants something to eat or is bored and has no other option. 30. I am concerned that the dogs will rub up against the posts and be poisoned by the copper arsenate in the pressure-treated posts.
