| "Don't forget to bring home the bacon." | |
| "I will give you a quarter" "for every day that you remember to bring home your jacket." | |
| "Just because we bring home the wages, we imagine we do all the work, whereas..." | |
| "Sheldon, don't get any girls pregnant... and don't bring home any white girls." | |
| "at least one team "better bring home "a trophy this year | |
| "Don't forget to bring home the bacon." | |
| "I will give you a quarter" "for every day that you remember to bring home your jacket." | |
| "Just because we bring home the wages, we imagine we do all the work, whereas..." | |
| "Sheldon, don't get any girls pregnant... and don't bring home any white girls." | |
| "at least one team "better bring home "a trophy this year | |
| "April 18th, excessive noise Italian guy's gay roommate brings home dry cleaning." | |
| "The Third World is more Third than us. "At Easter time, my father brings home a lamb to slaughter. | |
| "now rann the kite brings home the night | |
| - But he brings home money. | |
| - Might as well be for what he brings home. | |
| "April 18th, excessive noise Italian guy's gay roommate brings home dry cleaning." | |
| "The Third World is more Third than us. "At Easter time, my father brings home a lamb to slaughter. | |
| "now rann the kite brings home the night | |
| - But he brings home money. | |
| - Might as well be for what he brings home. | |
| "Dear Dad, I'm bringing home a marine. | |
| 'And the vehicles we're bringing home from Afghanistan 'are much better than the ones we went out with.' | |
| 'Cause I am bringing home that "W". | |
| - Hello. - Sir when a woman becomes used to for something then she is not worth bringing home... to your heart... | |
| - Just bringing home the bacon. | |
| "He has brought home Brita! | |
| "We had to eat whatever my father brought home from work. | |
| "We had to wear whatever my father brought home from work, Eddie. | |
| "When Paul, through the attic window of the room where he lay, saw Pierre brought home, his face bloody, his eyes dead, he felt avenged and was ashamed." | |
| "have just been brought home from Burma | |
| "Dear Dad, I'm bringing home a marine. | |
| 'And the vehicles we're bringing home from Afghanistan 'are much better than the ones we went out with.' | |
| 'Cause I am bringing home that "W". | |
| - Hello. - Sir when a woman becomes used to for something then she is not worth bringing home... to your heart... | |
| - Just bringing home the bacon. | |
| "He has brought home Brita! | |
| "We had to eat whatever my father brought home from work. | |
| "We had to wear whatever my father brought home from work, Eddie. | |
| "When Paul, through the attic window of the room where he lay, saw Pierre brought home, his face bloody, his eyes dead, he felt avenged and was ashamed." | |
| "have just been brought home from Burma | |
