| "An apology would seem the proper starting point if we are to mend damaged feelings." | |
| "Batter my heart, three-person'd God, for you as yet but knock, breathe, shine and seek to mend. | |
| "But the more that time that goes by, "the more difficult it's going to be to mend this rift." | |
| "I came back determined to mend my ways, earn a respectable living, and create a healthy mental and physical environment for my child." | |
| "I permitted myself to mend the lining | |
| "An apology would seem the proper starting point if we are to mend damaged feelings." | |
| "Batter my heart, three-person'd God, for you as yet but knock, breathe, shine and seek to mend. | |
| "But the more that time that goes by, "the more difficult it's going to be to mend this rift." | |
| "I came back determined to mend my ways, earn a respectable living, and create a healthy mental and physical environment for my child." | |
| "I permitted myself to mend the lining | |
| Almost two years, nothing mends. | |
| And it calms your soul, mends the broken pieces in your heart. | |
| Another one mends it. | |
| But I ain't gonna give him time until he mends his ways. | |
| But l ain't gonna give him time until he mends his ways. | |
| Almost two years, nothing mends. | |
| And it calms your soul, mends the broken pieces in your heart. | |
| Another one mends it. | |
| But I ain't gonna give him time until he mends his ways. | |
| But l ain't gonna give him time until he mends his ways. | |
| "Hearts once broken, are never mended" | |
| "Her leg mended, ", and then she ran mad, | |
| "If we lovers have offended, "think but this and all is mended." | |
| "Through costly colored glass and paper-mended window, "it shed its equal ray. | |
| "that the wire he was working on that night had to be mended by someone. | |
| "Laundry, ironing, mending, floors." Just got home? | |
| "My shirt needs mending. | |
| 'Hammond set about mending his treasured galleon.' | |
| 'With my new mending powers, 'I worked out I'd lost a wheel weight.' | |
| - Anything in the shop needs mending? | |
| "Hearts once broken, are never mended" | |
| "Her leg mended, ", and then she ran mad, | |
| "If we lovers have offended, "think but this and all is mended." | |
| "Through costly colored glass and paper-mended window, "it shed its equal ray. | |
| "that the wire he was working on that night had to be mended by someone. | |
| "Laundry, ironing, mending, floors." Just got home? | |
| "My shirt needs mending. | |
| 'Hammond set about mending his treasured galleon.' | |
| 'With my new mending powers, 'I worked out I'd lost a wheel weight.' | |
| - Anything in the shop needs mending? | |
