| " ... but ... it's New Year's Eve ... please take that into regard ..." | |
| "...in regard to organizational and financial matters... | |
| "And I report I do not wish to regard myself, nor yet to be regarded, "in that bony light. | |
| "And regard them very highly in love because of their work. | |
| "Expression of my genuine regard for her... and my confidence in the use to which she will put this property. " | |
| " ... but ... it's New Year's Eve ... please take that into regard ..." | |
| "...in regard to organizational and financial matters... | |
| "And I report I do not wish to regard myself, nor yet to be regarded, "in that bony light. | |
| "And regard them very highly in love because of their work. | |
| "Expression of my genuine regard for her... and my confidence in the use to which she will put this property. " | |
| "... to honour bravery regards to the smugglers." | |
| "...in regards to yourself. | |
| "242 operational as regards pilots, but non-operational as regards equipment." | |
| "Anyway, I had little to say to him "and nothing as regards direction. | |
| "As regards your hair, it is no doubt a pity, especially as I could not help remarking its beauty during our short interview. | |
| "... to honour bravery regards to the smugglers." | |
| "...in regards to yourself. | |
| "242 operational as regards pilots, but non-operational as regards equipment." | |
| "Anyway, I had little to say to him "and nothing as regards direction. | |
| "As regards your hair, it is no doubt a pity, especially as I could not help remarking its beauty during our short interview. | |
| " How will I be regarded in the end... after I'm gone?" | |
| "A world where love is regarded with disdain" | |
| "An attempt to bunt, however, under the conditions noted above, "which results in a fair fly shall not be regarded an infield fly. " | |
| "An idea to be regarded in the light of his new confidence in himself... following the incident in the quarry eighteen months ago." | |
| "And I report I do not wish to regard myself, nor yet to be regarded, "in that bony light. | |
| "... Please provide us with any information regarding Kira," | |
| "...to Sidney J. Mussburger, regarding my demise. | |
| "Accordingly, I am unable to take a position regarding the propriety of the Florrick Administration's conduct in this matter..." | |
| "Acknowledge inquiry regarding Robert Boggs. | |
| "And furthermore, regarding Freedom of Information.."" | |
| " How will I be regarded in the end... after I'm gone?" | |
| "A world where love is regarded with disdain" | |
| "An attempt to bunt, however, under the conditions noted above, "which results in a fair fly shall not be regarded an infield fly. " | |
| "An idea to be regarded in the light of his new confidence in himself... following the incident in the quarry eighteen months ago." | |
| "And I report I do not wish to regard myself, nor yet to be regarded, "in that bony light. | |
| "... Please provide us with any information regarding Kira," | |
| "...to Sidney J. Mussburger, regarding my demise. | |
| "Accordingly, I am unable to take a position regarding the propriety of the Florrick Administration's conduct in this matter..." | |
| "Acknowledge inquiry regarding Robert Boggs. | |
| "And furthermore, regarding Freedom of Information.."" | |
