The word albatross came to be used as an expression from a metaphor. It is used metaphorically to mean a burden or a curse.
It is an expression used by ranchers when referring to a motherless calf
Well, there's Storm the Albatross from the Babylon Rogues, but no Storm the Hedgehog... if you're referring to the Sonic franchise, that is.
a baker's dozen
The expression is "to sleep on it" if that's what your referring too.
Strategic location near important shipping lanes, access to resources such as fisheries or oil, and territorial claims based on historical ties or cultural significance could have influenced the interests of both sides in controlling the islands. Additionally, proximity to other disputed territories or military bases may have also played a role.
You may be referring to "Home Rule".
This expression means that you are strong and healthy. A bull moose is an extremely large and strong animal so this is what the expression is referring to.
It depends on which of the three 5s you are referring to.
I need a specific answer.
if your referring to the band, its no doubt. and if you're talking about the expression, it is also no doubt.
No ,Walt McAllister did
It is an expression referring to expressions of concern, usually exaggerated and frequently hypocritical in nature.