| ! - Let's just ration it. | |
| "But I'm worried about your ration points. | |
| "Drive the Sioux out of the Black Hills, onto the ration rolls..." so that we could get to that damn gold. | |
| "Let's ration the food! | |
| "Though well-supplied, I've decided to ration my goods... | |
| ! - Let's just ration it. | |
| "But I'm worried about your ration points. | |
| "Drive the Sioux out of the Black Hills, onto the ration rolls..." so that we could get to that damn gold. | |
| "Let's ration the food! | |
| "Though well-supplied, I've decided to ration my goods... | |
| "All the rations you need to get us to Tahiti on time. " | |
| "Dogs in the kitchen, in the disco, in the rations... dogs everywhere!" | |
| "Dried food rations. | |
| "So, l got special rations: | |
| "They're fighting over rations in the storeroom" | |
| "All the rations you need to get us to Tahiti on time. " | |
| "Dogs in the kitchen, in the disco, in the rations... dogs everywhere!" | |
| "Dried food rations. | |
| "So, l got special rations: | |
| "They're fighting over rations in the storeroom" | |
| 'Reports that rationed articles and export goods 'are being sold openly in Miramont Place 'continue to come in and are causing concern in Whitehall. | |
| - A bit battered, very rationed. | |
| - It'll be rationed. | |
| - They're rationed. | |
| - You wouldn't know we were rationed. | |
| "My god... look at what this rationing has caused... | |
| "We'll have to give most of them away because the milk rationing is very strict now and we won't be able to buy enough for them." | |
| 'In spite of shortages and rationing...' What happened to turn them into the people they became... it's like a riddle you have to solve... | |
| 'Not only were we facing the option of petrol rationing, 'courtesy of OPEC, quadrupling the price of oil, 'now, we have the miners and power workers threatening an overtime ban, 'which means a return to the three-day week and yet more power cuts.' | |
| 'We've had to start rationing the food.' | |
| 'Reports that rationed articles and export goods 'are being sold openly in Miramont Place 'continue to come in and are causing concern in Whitehall. | |
| - A bit battered, very rationed. | |
| - It'll be rationed. | |
| - They're rationed. | |
| - You wouldn't know we were rationed. | |
| "My god... look at what this rationing has caused... | |
| "We'll have to give most of them away because the milk rationing is very strict now and we won't be able to buy enough for them." | |
| 'In spite of shortages and rationing...' What happened to turn them into the people they became... it's like a riddle you have to solve... | |
| 'Not only were we facing the option of petrol rationing, 'courtesy of OPEC, quadrupling the price of oil, 'now, we have the miners and power workers threatening an overtime ban, 'which means a return to the three-day week and yet more power cuts.' | |
| 'We've had to start rationing the food.' | |
