| "And let the fragrance of love aerate." | |
| - And earthworms aerate your soil. | |
| - Oh. Then, you aerate the milk until you get the consistency you want. | |
| But then the water can't get in there, that's why you've got to aerate the soil. | |
| Fought for the man for seven months until the day he got close enough to aerate Bawi's carotid with a fork. | |
| "And let the fragrance of love aerate." | |
| - And earthworms aerate your soil. | |
| - Oh. Then, you aerate the milk until you get the consistency you want. | |
| But then the water can't get in there, that's why you've got to aerate the soil. | |
| Fought for the man for seven months until the day he got close enough to aerate Bawi's carotid with a fork. | |
| That aerates your liver. | |
| Well, it prevents bed sores, helps aerates the tissues... | |
| That aerates your liver. | |
| Well, it prevents bed sores, helps aerates the tissues... | |
| And that's where this trapezoid becomes... shall we say... entangled, with the exposed and aerated crotches. | |
| And the water is so aerated that it feels like a million kisses on your skin or like an enormous tongue just licking your entire body. | |
| Did you know you can get a coffin that's aerated? | |
| End of the day, that shortbread has to be crumbly but a little aerated, and the strawberries with a little bit of sugar, kind of whipped down, make it a simple syrup, and then the whipped cream and the chantilly. | |
| French-style, highly-aerated ice cream in 25 minutes. | |
| I wanna try aerating him, OK? (Door closes) | |
| I'm just aerating the next section. | |
| Mowing, aerating, fertilising... | |
| Soils teem with the incessant activity of micro-organisms, feeding, digging, aerating and transforming. | |
| And that's where this trapezoid becomes... shall we say... entangled, with the exposed and aerated crotches. | |
| And the water is so aerated that it feels like a million kisses on your skin or like an enormous tongue just licking your entire body. | |
| Did you know you can get a coffin that's aerated? | |
| End of the day, that shortbread has to be crumbly but a little aerated, and the strawberries with a little bit of sugar, kind of whipped down, make it a simple syrup, and then the whipped cream and the chantilly. | |
| French-style, highly-aerated ice cream in 25 minutes. | |
| I wanna try aerating him, OK? (Door closes) | |
| I'm just aerating the next section. | |
| Mowing, aerating, fertilising... | |
| Soils teem with the incessant activity of micro-organisms, feeding, digging, aerating and transforming. | |
