| - Have you ever thought you reapply? | |
| -...and then reapply. -No. You' re not staying another year. | |
| All right, we're goin' out to the alley to reapply. | |
| And in 6 months, you can reapply for the next transitive training session. | |
| And reapply the 20 minutes of lotion l just put on? No thanks. | |
| - Have you ever thought you reapply? | |
| -...and then reapply. -No. You' re not staying another year. | |
| All right, we're goin' out to the alley to reapply. | |
| And in 6 months, you can reapply for the next transitive training session. | |
| And reapply the 20 minutes of lotion l just put on? No thanks. | |
| Come on, everyone reapplies. | |
| If Bart attack takes Hardeen a shot and reapplies. | |
| Imagine Hamid reapplies. | |
| Ivy League schools look fondly on applicants who serve in student government, and Alexis is beefing up her resume before she reapplies to Stanford. | |
| Yourself goes to bed with a full face of makeup, then reapplies lip gloss in the middle of the night. | |
| Come on, everyone reapplies. | |
| If Bart attack takes Hardeen a shot and reapplies. | |
| Imagine Hamid reapplies. | |
| Ivy League schools look fondly on applicants who serve in student government, and Alexis is beefing up her resume before she reapplies to Stanford. | |
| Yourself goes to bed with a full face of makeup, then reapplies lip gloss in the middle of the night. | |
| 'Bill Harding reapplied to the Council, 'and was offered a new home in Harlow, 30 miles from London, 'where there were green fields and bigger houses.' | |
| I checked on Denise and reapplied the calamine. | |
| I just got back from France and I figured, well, I had to go somewhere, so I reapplied to Princeton, Oxford,Yale, Harvard and the Sorbonne, and I figured why not throw Berkeley in? Hmm. | |
| I reapplied, even got in. | |
| I've reapplied for my old job. | |
| - I hear you're reapplying. | |
| - l'm reapplying. | |
| And I'm reapplying for NYADA. | |
| And it might have taken me three solid years of Bible study and abstinence and applying and reapplying to do it, but it was all worth it. | |
| I hear you're reapplying to university? | |
| 'Bill Harding reapplied to the Council, 'and was offered a new home in Harlow, 30 miles from London, 'where there were green fields and bigger houses.' | |
| I checked on Denise and reapplied the calamine. | |
| I just got back from France and I figured, well, I had to go somewhere, so I reapplied to Princeton, Oxford,Yale, Harvard and the Sorbonne, and I figured why not throw Berkeley in? Hmm. | |
| I reapplied, even got in. | |
| I've reapplied for my old job. | |
| - I hear you're reapplying. | |
| - l'm reapplying. | |
| And I'm reapplying for NYADA. | |
| And it might have taken me three solid years of Bible study and abstinence and applying and reapplying to do it, but it was all worth it. | |
| I hear you're reapplying to university? | |
