| "I heard through my spies you're taking my daughter out to dinner. | |
| "hey, I snuck your daughter out, and she freaked on me?" Ahh. Freaked on you. | |
| 'And now, I was taking my daughter out to dinner for her birthday. | |
| - I want my daughter out of Rome. | |
| - I'm here to take his daughter out. | |
| "I heard through my spies you're taking my daughter out to dinner. | |
| "hey, I snuck your daughter out, and she freaked on me?" Ahh. Freaked on you. | |
| 'And now, I was taking my daughter out to dinner for her birthday. | |
| - I want my daughter out of Rome. | |
| - I'm here to take his daughter out. | |
| 'And as he watched his wife leave home for the last time, 'Mr Woodhouse resolved never to let his daughters out of sight again, | |
| According to Judy Kleinsmith, a professional freelance writer, fathers should take their daughters out on little dinner dates and treat them like a gentleman would. | |
| Don't you know that half of the society dames in Chicago trot their daughters out for my inspection? | |
| I just came here to tell you That you have two daughters out there Whose lives will never be right, never be whole, | |
| Moving your daughters out of harm's way before going on a murderous rampage? | |
| 'And as he watched his wife leave home for the last time, 'Mr Woodhouse resolved never to let his daughters out of sight again, | |
| According to Judy Kleinsmith, a professional freelance writer, fathers should take their daughters out on little dinner dates and treat them like a gentleman would. | |
| Don't you know that half of the society dames in Chicago trot their daughters out for my inspection? | |
| I just came here to tell you That you have two daughters out there Whose lives will never be right, never be whole, | |
| Moving your daughters out of harm's way before going on a murderous rampage? | |
