| ! You bestride on my husband even when he's dead? | |
| "I do believe that these are for some new honors heaped on Caesar".- "Why, he doth bestride the narrow world like a Colossus". | |
| "Why, Man, he doth bestride the narrow world like a colossus" | |
| A lover can bestride the gossamer... - that idles in the wanton summer air and yet not fall, so light is vanity. | |
| Ah ha! He bounds from the earth. When I bestride him, I soar, I am a hawk. | |
| ! You bestride on my husband even when he's dead? | |
| "I do believe that these are for some new honors heaped on Caesar".- "Why, he doth bestride the narrow world like a Colossus". | |
| "Why, Man, he doth bestride the narrow world like a colossus" | |
| A lover can bestride the gossamer... - that idles in the wanton summer air and yet not fall, so light is vanity. | |
| Ah ha! He bounds from the earth. When I bestride him, I soar, I am a hawk. | |
| # For the horse bestrides the cart And the temple rent apart | |
| SPENCO bestrides the world like a colossus, with a barrel of crude under each arm. | |
| There is the power that bestrides the known world like a colossus. | |
| When he bestrides... the lazy-pacing clouds... and sails upon the bosom of the air! | |
| # For the horse bestrides the cart And the temple rent apart | |
| SPENCO bestrides the world like a colossus, with a barrel of crude under each arm. | |
| There is the power that bestrides the known world like a colossus. | |
| When he bestrides... the lazy-pacing clouds... and sails upon the bosom of the air! | |
| An almighty empire, bestriding the whole of civilisation. But if you've crashed, and you've got all this technology, why don't you just go home? | |
| "If a vampire should bestrode | |
| A colossus, let's say. Who once bestrode the world of high finance... and became profoundly influential in certain spheres. | |
| And when King Attilla his mount bestrode It was the world over which he rode And when he paused his whip to crack the world cried out | |
| By 2 p.m., the German capital ls all but surrounded, and Adolf Hitler, the German warlord who once bestrode Europe from the Atlantlc to the Volga, had now been reduced to plotting grand strategies to relieve the beleaguered capital | |
| I who have bestrode the stars? ' | |
| An almighty empire, bestriding the whole of civilisation. But if you've crashed, and you've got all this technology, why don't you just go home? | |
| "If a vampire should bestrode | |
| A colossus, let's say. Who once bestrode the world of high finance... and became profoundly influential in certain spheres. | |
| And when King Attilla his mount bestrode It was the world over which he rode And when he paused his whip to crack the world cried out | |
| By 2 p.m., the German capital ls all but surrounded, and Adolf Hitler, the German warlord who once bestrode Europe from the Atlantlc to the Volga, had now been reduced to plotting grand strategies to relieve the beleaguered capital | |
| I who have bestrode the stars? ' | |
