| "You can't go past this line." | |
| - Can we go past the theater? | |
| - Don't go past second base. | |
| - I've seen thousands go past here, but I've never heard of any getting through, though. | |
| - Just don't let him go past the lollipop lady. | |
| "You can't go past this line." | |
| - Can we go past the theater? | |
| - Don't go past second base. | |
| - I've seen thousands go past here, but I've never heard of any getting through, though. | |
| - Just don't let him go past the lollipop lady. | |
| 'And an old Peugeot goes past some goats.' | |
| - Call me if it goes past midnight. | |
| - Every time he goes past, he... | |
| - The road goes past them. | |
| - What happens if it goes past a minute? | |
| 'And an old Peugeot goes past some goats.' | |
| - Call me if it goes past midnight. | |
| - Every time he goes past, he... | |
| - The road goes past them. | |
| - What happens if it goes past a minute? | |
| "I'll get a close-up shot of it all blurry in action as it went past." | |
| - Brava went past suspecting. | |
| - He just went past my stop! | |
| - He went past me in Curzon Street. | |
| - I went past the exit a dozen times, and... | |
| "I'll get a close-up shot of it all blurry in action as it went past." | |
| - Brava went past suspecting. | |
| - He just went past my stop! | |
| - He went past me in Curzon Street. | |
| - I went past the exit a dozen times, and... | |
| "Have you seen a crocodile going past? | |
| "I could see their tracers going past my nose." | |
| "Slow down, you yutz, you're going past her." | |
| - Are you going past, or what? | |
| - I was going past for a wee. | |
| 'No, it was somebody else, they've gone past,' although I ought to keep an ear out. | |
| 'The sagas of everlasting romances have gone past long ago... | |
| - And you've gone past the borderline. | |
| - Bloody train's just gone past! | |
| - He's gone past. | |
| "Have you seen a crocodile going past? | |
| "I could see their tracers going past my nose." | |
| "Slow down, you yutz, you're going past her." | |
| - Are you going past, or what? | |
| - I was going past for a wee. | |
| 'No, it was somebody else, they've gone past,' although I ought to keep an ear out. | |
| 'The sagas of everlasting romances have gone past long ago... | |
| - And you've gone past the borderline. | |
| - Bloody train's just gone past! | |
| - He's gone past. | |
