| " ""and regain control over our revolution.""" Hard to avoid conflict with such varying opinions! | |
| " Listen, the communiste will regain to power. " | |
| "... which is a serious march to try to regain our rights. " | |
| "...regain the life and health war-torn Finland couldn't give." | |
| "Enemy of love, regain your senses, or you shall perish" | |
| " ""and regain control over our revolution.""" Hard to avoid conflict with such varying opinions! | |
| " Listen, the communiste will regain to power. " | |
| "... which is a serious march to try to regain our rights. " | |
| "...regain the life and health war-torn Finland couldn't give." | |
| "Enemy of love, regain your senses, or you shall perish" | |
| - Hurry, before he regains his legs. | |
| - Scully will call if he regains consciousness. | |
| - Until Buffy regains her equilibrium... | |
| - what you'r afraid of sir,no regains | |
| -As soon as she regains her strength. | |
| - Hurry, before he regains his legs. | |
| - Scully will call if he regains consciousness. | |
| - Until Buffy regains her equilibrium... | |
| - what you'r afraid of sir,no regains | |
| -As soon as she regains her strength. | |
| "Finally, we regained our senses, escaped and hastened to London." | |
| "He must be brought to justice if honour is to be regained." | |
| "I never thought it would happen to me, "but I regained my youth and my happiness. | |
| "Now that I have regained my senses, | |
| "Underneath the heaven's reign "what is lost shall be regained. | |
| "Progress, like walking is achieved by losing then regaining one's balance. It's a series of mistakes". | |
| 'No details have been released as yet 'and the prison authorities insist they are regaining control after several hours of rioting.' | |
| - Colonel Manton is regaining control. | |
| - Do it. He's regaining consciousness. | |
| - Perhaps not destroyed ... just damaged enough that our shared form will no longer be of use to you and force you to abandon what remains, for regaining my freewill, even over a mangled and deficient frame, | |
| "Finally, we regained our senses, escaped and hastened to London." | |
| "He must be brought to justice if honour is to be regained." | |
| "I never thought it would happen to me, "but I regained my youth and my happiness. | |
| "Now that I have regained my senses, | |
| "Underneath the heaven's reign "what is lost shall be regained. | |
| "Progress, like walking is achieved by losing then regaining one's balance. It's a series of mistakes". | |
| 'No details have been released as yet 'and the prison authorities insist they are regaining control after several hours of rioting.' | |
| - Colonel Manton is regaining control. | |
| - Do it. He's regaining consciousness. | |
| - Perhaps not destroyed ... just damaged enough that our shared form will no longer be of use to you and force you to abandon what remains, for regaining my freewill, even over a mangled and deficient frame, | |
