| - For what? For looking after me. It's so good to know that if I ever stray from the rational plane, you will be there to accost me. | |
| - I'm going slowly, wait, now I accost. | |
| - Then why did she accost you? | |
| About those who could accost me before you, as you. | |
| After she returns from vacation, you will accost her and have a conversation with her! | |
| - For what? For looking after me. It's so good to know that if I ever stray from the rational plane, you will be there to accost me. | |
| - I'm going slowly, wait, now I accost. | |
| - Then why did she accost you? | |
| About those who could accost me before you, as you. | |
| After she returns from vacation, you will accost her and have a conversation with her! | |
| He accosts me in your presence! | |
| We were coming out of the museum... this was three days ago... when out of nowhere, this woman accosts her. | |
| Yesterday his wife accosts me, and now you. | |
| He accosts me in your presence! | |
| We were coming out of the museum... this was three days ago... when out of nowhere, this woman accosts her. | |
| Yesterday his wife accosts me, and now you. | |
| "...upon returning to her car was accosted by above-described suspect in a ski mask, who then produced a knife and stated that he would cut her if she did not drive away from the mall." | |
| "The night before, he had been accosted "with a razor blade by another artist friend of his "by the name of Van Gogh. | |
| - "But the she-bear, thus accosted," rends the peasant tooth and nail, "for the female of the species is more deadly than the male." | |
| - And although everything about her and everything she said was in perfect accord with her given character, I am now convinced that the Mademoiselle Sainsbury Seale whom we have met and the Mademoiselle Sainsbury Seale who accosted you, Monsieur Blunt... | |
| - And last night... last night, right here on Main Street, I was accosted by three painted women! | |
| - By accosting Antoinette? | |
| - I can only imagine how difficult this must be for you, but we can't have a member of our staff accosting students on campus. | |
| - Major Houlihan has gone to Colonel Potter... to accuse me of accosting her. | |
| - What is your purpose in accosting us? - Madam. | |
| Are you accosting me? | |
| "...upon returning to her car was accosted by above-described suspect in a ski mask, who then produced a knife and stated that he would cut her if she did not drive away from the mall." | |
| "The night before, he had been accosted "with a razor blade by another artist friend of his "by the name of Van Gogh. | |
| - "But the she-bear, thus accosted," rends the peasant tooth and nail, "for the female of the species is more deadly than the male." | |
| - And although everything about her and everything she said was in perfect accord with her given character, I am now convinced that the Mademoiselle Sainsbury Seale whom we have met and the Mademoiselle Sainsbury Seale who accosted you, Monsieur Blunt... | |
| - And last night... last night, right here on Main Street, I was accosted by three painted women! | |
| - By accosting Antoinette? | |
| - I can only imagine how difficult this must be for you, but we can't have a member of our staff accosting students on campus. | |
| - Major Houlihan has gone to Colonel Potter... to accuse me of accosting her. | |
| - What is your purpose in accosting us? - Madam. | |
| Are you accosting me? | |
