| ! Have to have a word with Chef. | |
| "As soon as Dev returns, l'll have a word with him..." | |
| "Erm, can I have a word about the incident in the bathroom last night?" | |
| "Well, I'll go and have a word with the pilot myself. | |
| "l'll have a word with her, okay?" | |
| ! Have to have a word with Chef. | |
| "As soon as Dev returns, l'll have a word with him..." | |
| "Erm, can I have a word about the incident in the bathroom last night?" | |
| "Well, I'll go and have a word with the pilot myself. | |
| "l'll have a word with her, okay?" | |
| - (Crowd Chattering] - (Man] The king of Egypt has a word to speak. Peace! | |
| A member of the community has a word for us today. | |
| A team like it has a word defeat does not exist in it's dictionary. | |
| Brother Blackwell has a word to say here. | |
| I didn't craft the authorization, I'm responding to a lawful order, right, the Attorney General has a word to the lawfulness of the order. | |
| - (Crowd Chattering] - (Man] The king of Egypt has a word to speak. Peace! | |
| A member of the community has a word for us today. | |
| A team like it has a word defeat does not exist in it's dictionary. | |
| Brother Blackwell has a word to say here. | |
| I didn't craft the authorization, I'm responding to a lawful order, right, the Attorney General has a word to the lawfulness of the order. | |
| ! I had a word with the provost. | |
| 'The harbour master spoke to the captain last night 'and told him to wait for permission to enter the harbour. 'Since then, we haven't had a word. 'And now they're just heading right up the straits.' | |
| - I had a word with him. | |
| - I had a word. | |
| - It's time I had a word with Mr Finch. | |
| - I'm having a word with your daughter. | |
| - I've just been having a word with Daphne. | |
| As soon as we're stood down I'm having a word with the commander. | |
| But I didn't want to let more time pass without having a word. | |
| But I was just having a word with that old lady over there. | |
| ! I had a word with the provost. | |
| 'The harbour master spoke to the captain last night 'and told him to wait for permission to enter the harbour. 'Since then, we haven't had a word. 'And now they're just heading right up the straits.' | |
| - I had a word with him. | |
| - I had a word. | |
| - It's time I had a word with Mr Finch. | |
| - I'm having a word with your daughter. | |
| - I've just been having a word with Daphne. | |
| As soon as we're stood down I'm having a word with the commander. | |
| But I didn't want to let more time pass without having a word. | |
| But I was just having a word with that old lady over there. | |
