
! ' 'There's another one. 'Someone, anyone, hit that missile pad on the harbour.
"A cool tropical air envelopes the ship as we penetrate the inner harbour.
"As you know, your galleon is always assured "a warm welcome in my harbour."
"His harbour lee he has now sighted and joyful upon the shore alighted."
"I doubted if any other students knew where in the hell pearl harbour was"
! ' 'There's another one. 'Someone, anyone, hit that missile pad on the harbour.
"A cool tropical air envelopes the ship as we penetrate the inner harbour.
"As you know, your galleon is always assured "a warm welcome in my harbour."
"His harbour lee he has now sighted and joyful upon the shore alighted."
"I doubted if any other students knew where in the hell pearl harbour was"
- There is no murder at Warmsley Vale. But it is a place that harbours one who is guilty of the most cynical, merciless, abominable slaughter of many blameless people.
... it also harbours certain risks and dangers.
A silent stronghold, the Bibliothèque Nationale harbours many treasures.
At the stations, harbours, on the leaving planes, in the cars' trunks..
But what if he still harbours some deep resentment towards you?
- There is no murder at Warmsley Vale. But it is a place that harbours one who is guilty of the most cynical, merciless, abominable slaughter of many blameless people.
... it also harbours certain risks and dangers.
A silent stronghold, the Bibliothèque Nationale harbours many treasures.
At the stations, harbours, on the leaving planes, in the cars' trunks..
But what if he still harbours some deep resentment towards you?
'Philip had harboured increasingly romantic notions 'about what this period in his life would mean, 'until one day, a few months before the publication of his second novel, 'he abruptly became confidently disenfranchised 'to the point of despondency.'
And last time we met, you harboured an alien in your own home.
And, how, now you have come to understand the full extent of Mr. Capshaw's wickedness, does it feel to know you had for so long harboured such a villain?
But I've long harboured a suspicion that it doesn't actually make the car go any faster.
But he harboured a secret ambition.
- Mm-hm. - JC, we all realise that you may still be harbouring some ill will.
- Wasting police time, withholding information and possibly harbouring a murder suspect.
- You know the sentence for harbouring a criminal?
Alana Bloom isn't harbouring any doubts.
And I think, Pritchard, any revised testimony you give about seeing me that night will be a waste of your breath, once it's out you're harbouring a murderer.
'Philip had harboured increasingly romantic notions 'about what this period in his life would mean, 'until one day, a few months before the publication of his second novel, 'he abruptly became confidently disenfranchised 'to the point of despondency.'
And last time we met, you harboured an alien in your own home.
And, how, now you have come to understand the full extent of Mr. Capshaw's wickedness, does it feel to know you had for so long harboured such a villain?
But I've long harboured a suspicion that it doesn't actually make the car go any faster.
But he harboured a secret ambition.
- Mm-hm. - JC, we all realise that you may still be harbouring some ill will.
- Wasting police time, withholding information and possibly harbouring a murder suspect.
- You know the sentence for harbouring a criminal?
Alana Bloom isn't harbouring any doubts.
And I think, Pritchard, any revised testimony you give about seeing me that night will be a waste of your breath, once it's out you're harbouring a murderer.