| ! An officer such as he can carry dispatches from Edo without restrictions. | |
| ! You think you can carry on like nothing's happened. | |
| " we're going to carry his body over and put it in the Japanese Embassy." | |
| ".. You will carry out the following orders: | |
| "... Conquer fear and quit carry around unfulfilled dreams. " | |
| ! An officer such as he can carry dispatches from Edo without restrictions. | |
| ! You think you can carry on like nothing's happened. | |
| " we're going to carry his body over and put it in the Japanese Embassy." | |
| ".. You will carry out the following orders: | |
| "... Conquer fear and quit carry around unfulfilled dreams. " | |
| "A," you said manslaughter, which means that you didn't have the guts... for murder one the first time around. - "B,"if you're clever enough to make that aggravation joke... you're clever enough to know that threatening to have a bomb... carries a much lesser sentence than actually wearing one. | |
| "Almost" carries no weight. | |
| "And then there will come one amongst them, "an apos-tle who carries within him the holy torch of righteousness." | |
| "Everyone carries an axe. | |
| "For he who carries sacred twig. | |
| "A," you said manslaughter, which means that you didn't have the guts... for murder one the first time around. - "B,"if you're clever enough to make that aggravation joke... you're clever enough to know that threatening to have a bomb... carries a much lesser sentence than actually wearing one. | |
| "Almost" carries no weight. | |
| "And then there will come one amongst them, "an apos-tle who carries within him the holy torch of righteousness." | |
| "Everyone carries an axe. | |
| "For he who carries sacred twig. | |
| ! Be carried out immediately, the village will be placed under military law | |
| " She wrote it and his will will be carried out! " | |
| "'As a child he pretended he couldnt walk in order to be carried around. " | |
| "...be carried out on Wednesday, April 14, 1965." | |
| "...be carried out on Wednesday, April 14, 1965. | |
| ! We know what you're carrying Rook! | |
| ! Well, I'm sick of carrying you people. | |
| " ""l'm incapable of carrying responsibility for command" | |
| " The flight was going to the Nigerian capital of Abuja and was believed to be carrying some senior Nigerian officials." | |
| "'cause the way he's carrying on, he's not gonna be here much longer." | |
| ! Be carried out immediately, the village will be placed under military law | |
| " She wrote it and his will will be carried out! " | |
| "'As a child he pretended he couldnt walk in order to be carried around. " | |
| "...be carried out on Wednesday, April 14, 1965." | |
| "...be carried out on Wednesday, April 14, 1965. | |
| ! We know what you're carrying Rook! | |
| ! Well, I'm sick of carrying you people. | |
| " ""l'm incapable of carrying responsibility for command" | |
| " The flight was going to the Nigerian capital of Abuja and was believed to be carrying some senior Nigerian officials." | |
| "'cause the way he's carrying on, he's not gonna be here much longer." | |
