| " When a problem comes along, you must whip it | |
| """ And until the day" "that one comes along... """ Yes! | |
| """ But until the day" "that one comes along... """ - Would you do something for me? | |
| "A frown comes along in the middle of a laugh." | |
| "And Jason comes along, too." | |
| " When a problem comes along, you must whip it | |
| """ And until the day" "that one comes along... """ Yes! | |
| """ But until the day" "that one comes along... """ - Would you do something for me? | |
| "A frown comes along in the middle of a laugh." | |
| "And Jason comes along, too." | |
| "And then you came along and turned it on its head" | |
| "Finally, she heard the sound of footsteps coming up the stairs. "They came along the hall and turned into the room. | |
| "I came along to placate you, my love.." | |
| "I knew Denise couldn't do it alone, and then you came along." | |
| "If a Korean came along one day, I would surely ask about what the man inside was saying," | |
| "And then you came along and turned it on its head" | |
| "Finally, she heard the sound of footsteps coming up the stairs. "They came along the hall and turned into the room. | |
| "I came along to placate you, my love.." | |
| "I knew Denise couldn't do it alone, and then you came along." | |
| "If a Korean came along one day, I would surely ask about what the man inside was saying," | |
| ! At the vicarage. Why not come along? | |
| " Parson ... this ain't exactly a Sunday School camp ... but they's some of us that'll be d...n glad you come along." | |
| "... to come along | |
| "All the birds have come along, all the birds, all of them... Blackbird, thrush, finch and starling, and the entire flock of birds. | |
| "All the birds have come along..." "...all the birds, all of them." | |
| "A gig was coming along the road. | |
| "Debra's cooking is coming along. | |
| "Diello insisted on coming along. | |
| "How's the system, John?" I used to say. "Oh, coming along nicely", he'd say. | |
| "Then we started back, and coming along Ellis Avenue... | |
| ! At the vicarage. Why not come along? | |
| " Parson ... this ain't exactly a Sunday School camp ... but they's some of us that'll be d...n glad you come along." | |
| "... to come along | |
| "All the birds have come along, all the birds, all of them... Blackbird, thrush, finch and starling, and the entire flock of birds. | |
| "All the birds have come along..." "...all the birds, all of them." | |
| "A gig was coming along the road. | |
| "Debra's cooking is coming along. | |
| "Diello insisted on coming along. | |
| "How's the system, John?" I used to say. "Oh, coming along nicely", he'd say. | |
| "Then we started back, and coming along Ellis Avenue... | |
