| - His Majesty wants you to know that you will shortly accompany him on a visit to Sir William Paget's estates in Berkshire for your pastime and disport. | |
| And strong though the temptation may be to disport your newly acquired finery around the streets of Paris - if they aren't temptation enough - may I ask you on behalf of the Olympic Committee to save your sartorial splendour until at least after the opening ceremony? | |
| Be not distressed, speak out if something weighs on you, spread it face upward like a rug on which we'll then disport ourselves. | |
| College is the last time we get to disport ourselves without anyone watching. | |
| I am come among you as you see at this time not for my disport or recreation but resolved in the midst and the heat of the battle to live or die among you all. To lay down for my God, for my kingdom and for my people my honor and my blood... even... even in the dust! | |
| - His Majesty wants you to know that you will shortly accompany him on a visit to Sir William Paget's estates in Berkshire for your pastime and disport. | |
| And strong though the temptation may be to disport your newly acquired finery around the streets of Paris - if they aren't temptation enough - may I ask you on behalf of the Olympic Committee to save your sartorial splendour until at least after the opening ceremony? | |
| Be not distressed, speak out if something weighs on you, spread it face upward like a rug on which we'll then disport ourselves. | |
| College is the last time we get to disport ourselves without anyone watching. | |
| I am come among you as you see at this time not for my disport or recreation but resolved in the midst and the heat of the battle to live or die among you all. To lay down for my God, for my kingdom and for my people my honor and my blood... even... even in the dust! | |
| The Queen disports herself with a Spaniard! | |
| The Queen disports herself with a Spaniard! | |
| "Anybody disporting themselves in an improper manner will be proposed | |
| Elizabeth is presently to be found disporting in the otter-strewn thoroughfares of Hammersmith. | |
| "Anybody disporting themselves in an improper manner will be proposed | |
| Elizabeth is presently to be found disporting in the otter-strewn thoroughfares of Hammersmith. | |
