| "Book 'em, Danno," "Give a hoot, don't pollute"? | |
| "But let not the flesh pollute the corn. | |
| "Give a hoot, don't pollute." | |
| "I want you to make a car that runs on electricity and doesn't pollute the air." | |
| "Just let man continue to pollute the earth "the way he is, and nature will rebel. | |
| "Book 'em, Danno," "Give a hoot, don't pollute"? | |
| "But let not the flesh pollute the corn. | |
| "Give a hoot, don't pollute." | |
| "I want you to make a car that runs on electricity and doesn't pollute the air." | |
| "Just let man continue to pollute the earth "the way he is, and nature will rebel. | |
| - I was wondering how do you feel about building a development that only pollutes and destroys hallowed ground? | |
| - It pollutes groundwater. | |
| A vampire gone insane, that pollutes its own bed! | |
| Alcohol pollutes the soul of society and destroys lives. | |
| And all that smoke pollutes the environment. | |
| - I was wondering how do you feel about building a development that only pollutes and destroys hallowed ground? | |
| - It pollutes groundwater. | |
| A vampire gone insane, that pollutes its own bed! | |
| Alcohol pollutes the soul of society and destroys lives. | |
| And all that smoke pollutes the environment. | |
| " 'But as for the cowardly, the faithless, the polluted, | |
| "...the Jewish nihilism which polluted that theatre." | |
| "Like a muddied spring or a polluted fountain is the righteous man who gives way before the wicked." | |
| "Mrs Steiner maintains... the tradition of Jewish nihilism... which has always polluted that theatre. The play says nothing about Jews. | |
| "Nature is fully polluted, | |
| "Stop polluting. | |
| - I do feel a little guilty about polluting'. | |
| - Right. - Is there anybody you can arrest - for polluting up the air? | |
| - That's the gangsta stuff that's polluting my grandson's mind. | |
| - What if we are polluting? - Natalie... the only thing this guy Shaunessey's got going for him is your own guilt. | |
| " 'But as for the cowardly, the faithless, the polluted, | |
| "...the Jewish nihilism which polluted that theatre." | |
| "Like a muddied spring or a polluted fountain is the righteous man who gives way before the wicked." | |
| "Mrs Steiner maintains... the tradition of Jewish nihilism... which has always polluted that theatre. The play says nothing about Jews. | |
| "Nature is fully polluted, | |
| "Stop polluting. | |
| - I do feel a little guilty about polluting'. | |
| - Right. - Is there anybody you can arrest - for polluting up the air? | |
| - That's the gangsta stuff that's polluting my grandson's mind. | |
| - What if we are polluting? - Natalie... the only thing this guy Shaunessey's got going for him is your own guilt. | |
