| "Daddy used to tell us, 'You snooze, you lose."' And that'll be your fault again. | |
| "Dear ladies, since this party is a real snooze, either you give us a bed, or we'll go home and sleep in our own." | |
| "His trusty blue pen can snooze with its cap on. | |
| "You snooze, you lose"? | |
| "You snooze, you lose." Is this 10th grade? | |
| "Daddy used to tell us, 'You snooze, you lose."' And that'll be your fault again. | |
| "Dear ladies, since this party is a real snooze, either you give us a bed, or we'll go home and sleep in our own." | |
| "His trusty blue pen can snooze with its cap on. | |
| "You snooze, you lose"? | |
| "You snooze, you lose." Is this 10th grade? | |
| She ate the porridge and now she snoozes under the model sheets on the model bed in the model home. | |
| The pilot leaves the writing on the wall so whoever sees it, when they die, they become a beacon of the coordinates, while he/she/it snoozes in the suspended-animation chamber... | |
| The whistle snoozes, and the ball, the woods and picnic holidays, the favourite choccle-bar, and all so go to sleep now, little Blaise. | |
| Through the thorns, pluck the roses snip the dreams, from the tree of snoozes. | |
| She ate the porridge and now she snoozes under the model sheets on the model bed in the model home. | |
| The pilot leaves the writing on the wall so whoever sees it, when they die, they become a beacon of the coordinates, while he/she/it snoozes in the suspended-animation chamber... | |
| The whistle snoozes, and the ball, the woods and picnic holidays, the favourite choccle-bar, and all so go to sleep now, little Blaise. | |
| Through the thorns, pluck the roses snip the dreams, from the tree of snoozes. | |
| - First, I snoozed for a while. | |
| Hey, you snoozed, you losed, right, bosco? | |
| I gotta go to work and you snoozed on my alarm. | |
| I must've snoozed. | |
| That other kid snoozed and lost. Cha-ching! | |
| # Why's it getting slept on like a mattress? # Stop the snoozing and stay awake # The rhyme's cocaine straight to your brain | |
| - Are you snoozing, man? | |
| - He's snoozing somewhere. The work ethic in America is dead and buried. | |
| - I was just snoozing. | |
| - I was just snoozing. | |
| - First, I snoozed for a while. | |
| Hey, you snoozed, you losed, right, bosco? | |
| I gotta go to work and you snoozed on my alarm. | |
| I must've snoozed. | |
| That other kid snoozed and lost. Cha-ching! | |
| # Why's it getting slept on like a mattress? # Stop the snoozing and stay awake # The rhyme's cocaine straight to your brain | |
| - Are you snoozing, man? | |
| - He's snoozing somewhere. The work ethic in America is dead and buried. | |
| - I was just snoozing. | |
| - I was just snoozing. | |
