| "Be there as my bitches go at it"! | |
| "Can you find somewhere else to go at least for four or five hours?" | |
| "Condition's will be ripe for another go at unity." | |
| "I thought I'd have a go at doing a poem about today." | |
| "Let's go at.. | |
| "Be there as my bitches go at it"! | |
| "Can you find somewhere else to go at least for four or five hours?" | |
| "Condition's will be ripe for another go at unity." | |
| "I thought I'd have a go at doing a poem about today." | |
| "Let's go at.. | |
| "E" Company goes at the front of the front where the action is? | |
| 'Why couldn't I get something interesting, like a cat-strangling, 'or a murder case that goes at the heart of government? | |
| - He comes and goes at will. | |
| - That goes at the end. | |
| - The next train goes at 10:00. | |
| "E" Company goes at the front of the front where the action is? | |
| 'Why couldn't I get something interesting, like a cat-strangling, 'or a murder case that goes at the heart of government? | |
| - He comes and goes at will. | |
| - That goes at the end. | |
| - The next train goes at 10:00. | |
| (Steinmetz) Judging from the bruises, I'd say he went at her from the front. | |
| - I went at him. | |
| - It went at six o'clock. | |
| - Lieutenant... What did you learn when you went at two in the morning to conduct field interviews? | |
| - So you went at him with a knife... | |
| (Steinmetz) Judging from the bruises, I'd say he went at her from the front. | |
| - I went at him. | |
| - It went at six o'clock. | |
| - Lieutenant... What did you learn when you went at two in the morning to conduct field interviews? | |
| - So you went at him with a knife... | |
| "It's all so unexpected and everything's going at a gallop." | |
| "Mind you," I said, "In your case, there's not much point going at it full-cock." | |
| "The FBI must dissociate what is ... going at Guantanamo. " | |
| "Well, there's no point going at it half-cock," I said. | |
| "Where could he be going at five to 7:00 with that sawed-off shotgun?" | |
| "This has gone at night, and today we ask, " | |
| - Antoine, the frills are gone at Phenix. | |
| - He can't have gone at all. | |
| - So, what department you've gone at? | |
| - There must have gone at least two hours. | |
| "It's all so unexpected and everything's going at a gallop." | |
| "Mind you," I said, "In your case, there's not much point going at it full-cock." | |
| "The FBI must dissociate what is ... going at Guantanamo. " | |
| "Well, there's no point going at it half-cock," I said. | |
| "Where could he be going at five to 7:00 with that sawed-off shotgun?" | |
| "This has gone at night, and today we ask, " | |
| - Antoine, the frills are gone at Phenix. | |
| - He can't have gone at all. | |
| - So, what department you've gone at? | |
| - There must have gone at least two hours. | |
