| ! I am going to personally see to it that each and every one of you gets aides. | |
| "Do be a beguiling angel and see to it that your husband knows the real facts." "All of them. | |
| "I think eating apples doesn't become you, Eve", and since this little faux-pas made by a beautiful woman, eating became fashionable, and since beautiful women always follow fashion they see to it that we'll always sit at rich tables. | |
| "Mama is gonna see to it! | |
| "Try mine, it's the best. Shall I see to it?" | |
| ! I am going to personally see to it that each and every one of you gets aides. | |
| "Do be a beguiling angel and see to it that your husband knows the real facts." "All of them. | |
| "I think eating apples doesn't become you, Eve", and since this little faux-pas made by a beautiful woman, eating became fashionable, and since beautiful women always follow fashion they see to it that we'll always sit at rich tables. | |
| "Mama is gonna see to it! | |
| "Try mine, it's the best. Shall I see to it?" | |
| A smart D.A. sees to it that it's only temporary. | |
| And he sees to it that they get it. | |
| And so the... wife is intrigued and... the next time she's alone with George she sees to it that he tells her himself. | |
| He also sees to it that little girls don't have to eat lamb stew. | |
| I should warn you, Mr. Russell, if Oliver Tate is the master of this game, he will never stop until he sees to it... we all burn. | |
| A smart D.A. sees to it that it's only temporary. | |
| And he sees to it that they get it. | |
| And so the... wife is intrigued and... the next time she's alone with George she sees to it that he tells her himself. | |
| He also sees to it that little girls don't have to eat lamb stew. | |
| I should warn you, Mr. Russell, if Oliver Tate is the master of this game, he will never stop until he sees to it... we all burn. | |
| - And for those who have been wicked with the year's end approaching, saw to it that the Krampus prepared to cast them into the fire. | |
| - I saw to it at first light. | |
| - What is Klaus' curse? - Witches, servants of nature... saw to it that my brother's werewolf side would become dormant. | |
| - You and your lawyers saw to it, that everything made the papers. | |
| 12 years earlier, Oats cut a man to ribbons for a pair of snowshoes and I saw to it he was sent up to Lemoncreek Correctional. | |
| - And for those who have been wicked with the year's end approaching, saw to it that the Krampus prepared to cast them into the fire. | |
| - I saw to it at first light. | |
| - What is Klaus' curse? - Witches, servants of nature... saw to it that my brother's werewolf side would become dormant. | |
| - You and your lawyers saw to it, that everything made the papers. | |
| 12 years earlier, Oats cut a man to ribbons for a pair of snowshoes and I saw to it he was sent up to Lemoncreek Correctional. | |
| - Father's seeing to it. | |
| - Yes, yes. T.K. is seeing to it. | |
| All you're doing is seeing to it that innocent people get killed. | |
| And I'm seeing to it the only way I know how. | |
| Because wherever that is I'm seeing to it that they go back there. | |
| - I've already seen to it. | |
| - l've already seen to it. | |
| But Lord Ravensworth's seen to it that Luke's been well taught. | |
| But don't worry, I've seen to it that you will be remembered of as a national hero... | |
| Cardinal Wolsey, through skilful manipulation, has seen to it that the monasteries of England are richer than the goldmines of the New World. | |
| - Father's seeing to it. | |
| - Yes, yes. T.K. is seeing to it. | |
| All you're doing is seeing to it that innocent people get killed. | |
| And I'm seeing to it the only way I know how. | |
| Because wherever that is I'm seeing to it that they go back there. | |
| - I've already seen to it. | |
| - l've already seen to it. | |
| But Lord Ravensworth's seen to it that Luke's been well taught. | |
| But don't worry, I've seen to it that you will be remembered of as a national hero... | |
| Cardinal Wolsey, through skilful manipulation, has seen to it that the monasteries of England are richer than the goldmines of the New World. | |
