| ! In my day it cost you a dime and they gave you back a quarter. | |
| ! We're staying down in the lower quarter. Hey, stay together. | |
| " 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. | |
| " I hereby enclose third-quarter tuition and board for Bruno Silori. | |
| " You know, the ""fifth-quarter""." | |
| ! In my day it cost you a dime and they gave you back a quarter. | |
| ! We're staying down in the lower quarter. Hey, stay together. | |
| " 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. | |
| " I hereby enclose third-quarter tuition and board for Bruno Silori. | |
| " You know, the ""fifth-quarter""." | |
| "After a stroll, I got back to quarters for roll call. | |
| "After some 3 quarters of an hour, the door opened, and the badger reappeared. " | |
| "After two years of futile attempts to solve the problems involved the design submitted by Peter Keating is an astonishingly skillful solution that provides the best living quarters yet devised at the lowest cost. " | |
| "All-American halfback" or "three quarters back" or something. | |
| "Any persons on the street or outside their quarters after 6:00 p.m... "...will be subject to arrest by military police." | |
| "After a stroll, I got back to quarters for roll call. | |
| "After some 3 quarters of an hour, the door opened, and the badger reappeared. " | |
| "After two years of futile attempts to solve the problems involved the design submitted by Peter Keating is an astonishingly skillful solution that provides the best living quarters yet devised at the lowest cost. " | |
| "All-American halfback" or "three quarters back" or something. | |
| "Any persons on the street or outside their quarters after 6:00 p.m... "...will be subject to arrest by military police." | |
| "All conmen should be hung, drawn and quartered." | |
| "I'll call the officer, I'll have you quartered, you murderer!" | |
| "It is entitled The Wipers Times after the town of Ypres "where its enterprising creators are currently quartered. | |
| "No soldier shall, in time of peace, "be quartered in any house without the consent "of the owner, nor in time of war, | |
| A conjugal visit before I'm drawn and quartered? | |
| - Yes, sir. You will see to the quartering of Bowie's volunteers. | |
| Are more than quartering in 80. | |
| Back in the 11th Century, drawing and quartering was a common form of punishment, and in fact, they would also disembowel and behead the victims when they were done with them. | |
| Brothers and sisters... one week from now... in this very square... we shall, as a demonstration of our resolve... as a sure sign to those who attempt to threaten... our Party and our State... we shall execute publicly... the same number of Eastasian prisoners... by hanging, drawing and quartering. | |
| But here's what happens with quartering winds as low as 60 miles per hour. | |
| "All conmen should be hung, drawn and quartered." | |
| "I'll call the officer, I'll have you quartered, you murderer!" | |
| "It is entitled The Wipers Times after the town of Ypres "where its enterprising creators are currently quartered. | |
| "No soldier shall, in time of peace, "be quartered in any house without the consent "of the owner, nor in time of war, | |
| A conjugal visit before I'm drawn and quartered? | |
| - Yes, sir. You will see to the quartering of Bowie's volunteers. | |
| Are more than quartering in 80. | |
| Back in the 11th Century, drawing and quartering was a common form of punishment, and in fact, they would also disembowel and behead the victims when they were done with them. | |
| Brothers and sisters... one week from now... in this very square... we shall, as a demonstration of our resolve... as a sure sign to those who attempt to threaten... our Party and our State... we shall execute publicly... the same number of Eastasian prisoners... by hanging, drawing and quartering. | |
| But here's what happens with quartering winds as low as 60 miles per hour. | |
