| "Covet." It's "covet." | |
| "Do not covet "that which is on earth "but rather that which is in heaven. | |
| "Don't covet neighbor's possessions and/or wife." | |
| "In fear, fools covet the currency of sin | |
| "Let none covet bed of roses," or bed of thorns | |
| "Covet." It's "covet." | |
| "Do not covet "that which is on earth "but rather that which is in heaven. | |
| "Don't covet neighbor's possessions and/or wife." | |
| "In fear, fools covet the currency of sin | |
| "Let none covet bed of roses," or bed of thorns | |
| "I'm the beautiful moonlight everyone covets..." | |
| But there's a predator who covets those stingers. | |
| But what happens when thy neighbor's wife covets you? | |
| Child, the devil covets you. | |
| Don't tell me you came to see me at this hour of night just because Kappler covets another painting? | |
| "I'm the beautiful moonlight everyone covets..." | |
| But there's a predator who covets those stingers. | |
| But what happens when thy neighbor's wife covets you? | |
| Child, the devil covets you. | |
| Don't tell me you came to see me at this hour of night just because Kappler covets another painting? | |
| "Death is a prize to be coveted, Madhu." | |
| "Variations include for the year 1921... the coveted Denver 'D' proof mark, double-struck." | |
| "With an engrossing vehemence resembling the passion of love, "it will never desist until it has satiated its passion and drained the very life of its coveted victim. " | |
| "may he rest here In the mariner's grave he always coveted"... "in this high perch over the sea... | |
| ##[ Tango ] Now that my severed foot has been reattached... I must win back the coveted dance title | |
| - By coveting my property. | |
| - Okay, coveting. | |
| - Well, there's coveting. | |
| - What was all that about coveting? | |
| All right, I told you about coveting my wife, now. | |
| "Death is a prize to be coveted, Madhu." | |
| "Variations include for the year 1921... the coveted Denver 'D' proof mark, double-struck." | |
| "With an engrossing vehemence resembling the passion of love, "it will never desist until it has satiated its passion and drained the very life of its coveted victim. " | |
| "may he rest here In the mariner's grave he always coveted"... "in this high perch over the sea... | |
| ##[ Tango ] Now that my severed foot has been reattached... I must win back the coveted dance title | |
| - By coveting my property. | |
| - Okay, coveting. | |
| - Well, there's coveting. | |
| - What was all that about coveting? | |
| All right, I told you about coveting my wife, now. | |
