| " 20-30,000 Parisian women practise the ""fifth-quarter""," the time set for illicit prostitution, in wine sellers' back shops, hotels, or their own homes. | |
| "Alone in my room. Far from indiscreet ears and curious eyes. I practise. | |
| "Brother, we leave you to practise" | |
| "Meet me after practise." With an S. | |
| "My brother, practise with me" | |
| " 20-30,000 Parisian women practise the ""fifth-quarter""," the time set for illicit prostitution, in wine sellers' back shops, hotels, or their own homes. | |
| "Alone in my room. Far from indiscreet ears and curious eyes. I practise. | |
| "Brother, we leave you to practise" | |
| "Meet me after practise." With an S. | |
| "My brother, practise with me" | |
| - But she practises safe sex. | |
| - Doctor Kruse no longer practises. | |
| - I hope she practises. | |
| A mobilized France resorted to the practises of 1914. | |
| All I know is she practises her craft at night, in the Darkling Woods by the ruined temple of Erui. | |
| - But she practises safe sex. | |
| - Doctor Kruse no longer practises. | |
| - I hope she practises. | |
| A mobilized France resorted to the practises of 1914. | |
| All I know is she practises her craft at night, in the Darkling Woods by the ruined temple of Erui. | |
| "..of the barbarities lately practised by the monster." | |
| # She was practised at the art of deception # | |
| 'Amazons turned Nazi killers 'were merciless in the use of the whip, practised in torture and murder. | |
| (CHUCKLES) Me, the person who did nothing but mock teaching as an absurd profession practised only by desperate failures. | |
| - A name that you had already practised forging. | |
| "You can master it, by practising it with me." | |
| "and I better start doing what I've been practising my whole life "so that I can leave my body the way I want to." | |
| "and the band is practising." | |
| 'Erm, yes, Father Greaves is very much still practising.' | |
| 'So, to cheer everyone up, we roped in our producer on vocals 'and set to work, practising the song we'd be performing at our ambassadorial reception.' | |
| "..of the barbarities lately practised by the monster." | |
| # She was practised at the art of deception # | |
| 'Amazons turned Nazi killers 'were merciless in the use of the whip, practised in torture and murder. | |
| (CHUCKLES) Me, the person who did nothing but mock teaching as an absurd profession practised only by desperate failures. | |
| - A name that you had already practised forging. | |
| "You can master it, by practising it with me." | |
| "and I better start doing what I've been practising my whole life "so that I can leave my body the way I want to." | |
| "and the band is practising." | |
| 'Erm, yes, Father Greaves is very much still practising.' | |
| 'So, to cheer everyone up, we roped in our producer on vocals 'and set to work, practising the song we'd be performing at our ambassadorial reception.' | |
