| "lf that'll appease | |
| 'Mr Speaker, too often the issue of immigration has been used 'as a political football, 'fuelled by inflated statistics in the tabloids 'to appease the anti-immigration prejudice in Britain.' | |
| (ALL GASPING) We have angered the sandwich gods and only a sacrifice will appease them! | |
| - And given half the chance, you'd appease the Kaiser as well. | |
| - And in order to appease them I agreed to review three months' worth of your charts. | |
| "lf that'll appease | |
| 'Mr Speaker, too often the issue of immigration has been used 'as a political football, 'fuelled by inflated statistics in the tabloids 'to appease the anti-immigration prejudice in Britain.' | |
| (ALL GASPING) We have angered the sandwich gods and only a sacrifice will appease them! | |
| - And given half the chance, you'd appease the Kaiser as well. | |
| - And in order to appease them I agreed to review three months' worth of your charts. | |
| "The Word that wings joyfully throughout the universe, The Word that appeases every pain and grief, The Word that expiates all human guilt, the Eternal Word... dost thou not know it?" | |
| And even then, only when he repents and appeases them. | |
| High noon appeases with a brilliant flame | |
| Hope it, you know, appeases you. | |
| I must wander this world ... till I have performed a task that appeases them. | |
| "The Word that wings joyfully throughout the universe, The Word that appeases every pain and grief, The Word that expiates all human guilt, the Eternal Word... dost thou not know it?" | |
| And even then, only when he repents and appeases them. | |
| High noon appeases with a brilliant flame | |
| Hope it, you know, appeases you. | |
| I must wander this world ... till I have performed a task that appeases them. | |
| - I told you I appeased him. | |
| A hunger that is never appeased, that never can be appeased, because life as we live it from moment to moment, is so hungry itself, hungry for itself, we never get to taste it even! | |
| After all, what could be gained by when the North most now be appeased and quiet. | |
| And in so doing, your conscience will rest appeased in the knowledge that you have directed those far-off godless savages on their way to civilisation. | |
| Are you appeased in this urgent need? | |
| -You're appeasing terrorists... ...byrewardingthem with a peace summit. | |
| A bland cake is not appeasing. | |
| Always appeasing him. | |
| As a way of appeasing her, let me treat you all to dinner. | |
| As soon as she's done appeasing the Gods, let's talk. | |
| - I told you I appeased him. | |
| A hunger that is never appeased, that never can be appeased, because life as we live it from moment to moment, is so hungry itself, hungry for itself, we never get to taste it even! | |
| After all, what could be gained by when the North most now be appeased and quiet. | |
| And in so doing, your conscience will rest appeased in the knowledge that you have directed those far-off godless savages on their way to civilisation. | |
| Are you appeased in this urgent need? | |
| -You're appeasing terrorists... ...byrewardingthem with a peace summit. | |
| A bland cake is not appeasing. | |
| Always appeasing him. | |
| As a way of appeasing her, let me treat you all to dinner. | |
| As soon as she's done appeasing the Gods, let's talk. | |
