| "A bench in the postcard means - you want to sit down with the person." | |
| "And as welcoming as a lovely bench." | |
| "And finally, coach Daniels is so strong, he can bench press my frown into a smile. | |
| "And he sat on that bench, unaware of the world..." or of time passing around him. | |
| "Captain Jones pushed me over the work bench and pulled down my breeches." | |
| "A bench in the postcard means - you want to sit down with the person." | |
| "And as welcoming as a lovely bench." | |
| "And finally, coach Daniels is so strong, he can bench press my frown into a smile. | |
| "And he sat on that bench, unaware of the world..." or of time passing around him. | |
| "Captain Jones pushed me over the work bench and pulled down my breeches." | |
| "I'd been walking for a while between clipped thujas and yews, and I'd reached a sort of lawn arranged for children, a small pool in the middle surrounded by benches." | |
| "Meet me at the benches at Foley Square. | |
| "Meet me by the benches in Foley Square. | |
| "Smiling as you watch the benches filling | |
| 'Jews are forbidden to go to the cinema, you see... 'or to swim, or go ice-skating, or use the parks, 'or sit on public benches, or use trams, or ride in cars. | |
| "I'd been walking for a while between clipped thujas and yews, and I'd reached a sort of lawn arranged for children, a small pool in the middle surrounded by benches." | |
| "Meet me at the benches at Foley Square. | |
| "Meet me by the benches in Foley Square. | |
| "Smiling as you watch the benches filling | |
| 'Jews are forbidden to go to the cinema, you see... 'or to swim, or go ice-skating, or use the parks, 'or sit on public benches, or use trams, or ride in cars. | |
| - I benched you. | |
| - I've been benched. | |
| - Is the liver benched? | |
| - It's gonna look like you benched me. | |
| - Not you, you're benched. | |
| - I'm benching you. | |
| - I'm benching you. | |
| - So you're benching me? - Absolutely. What about my job? | |
| - We're benching you, Tommy. | |
| - Well, at least she's not benching you. | |
| - I benched you. | |
| - I've been benched. | |
| - Is the liver benched? | |
| - It's gonna look like you benched me. | |
| - Not you, you're benched. | |
| - I'm benching you. | |
| - I'm benching you. | |
| - So you're benching me? - Absolutely. What about my job? | |
| - We're benching you, Tommy. | |
| - Well, at least she's not benching you. | |
