| - I'll rub out the word ""plated."" - You have anything else? | |
| All the perfumes of Arabia won't rub out an inexistent spot. | |
| And now you're trying to rub out the witness... | |
| And you can rub out all of today. | |
| Another guy wanted me to rub out a name in his grandmother's will. | |
| - I'll rub out the word ""plated."" - You have anything else? | |
| All the perfumes of Arabia won't rub out an inexistent spot. | |
| And now you're trying to rub out the witness... | |
| And you can rub out all of today. | |
| Another guy wanted me to rub out a name in his grandmother's will. | |
| His slave rubs out all the evidence and dashes off a little whitewash job about all the wonderful weapons his master built for the Ninth Legion. | |
| His slave rubs out all the evidence and dashes off a little whitewash job about all the wonderful weapons his master built for the Ninth Legion. | |
| - He rubbed out my father! | |
| - Louder! Some guy got rubbed out there last night. | |
| According to the ship's doctor, the sole survivor, he rubbed out the whole crew and then died himself. | |
| An entry can be rubbed out, can't it, Martin? | |
| And if he does, I'll have what's left of him rubbed out. | |
| Bundles of despair sitting like you on park benches, endlessly drawing and rubbing out the same imperfect circle in the sand, readers of newspapers found in rubbish bins. | |
| He fought beside me in battle and was killed after rubbing out many bluecoats. | |
| He's rubbing out blanks. | |
| You can't, 'cause you're rubbing out blanks. | |
| You just have some aches that need rubbing out. | |
| - He rubbed out my father! | |
| - Louder! Some guy got rubbed out there last night. | |
| According to the ship's doctor, the sole survivor, he rubbed out the whole crew and then died himself. | |
| An entry can be rubbed out, can't it, Martin? | |
| And if he does, I'll have what's left of him rubbed out. | |
| Bundles of despair sitting like you on park benches, endlessly drawing and rubbing out the same imperfect circle in the sand, readers of newspapers found in rubbish bins. | |
| He fought beside me in battle and was killed after rubbing out many bluecoats. | |
| He's rubbing out blanks. | |
| You can't, 'cause you're rubbing out blanks. | |
| You just have some aches that need rubbing out. | |
