"We didn't socialise. | |
"ln the whole year, these are the only nine days..." when we can socialise without any reservations | |
- He doesn't really socialise. | |
- I'm not here to socialise. | |
- Limited ways they socialise. | |
"We didn't socialise. | |
"ln the whole year, these are the only nine days..." when we can socialise without any reservations | |
- He doesn't really socialise. | |
- I'm not here to socialise. | |
- Limited ways they socialise. | |
Count, your son socialises with the S.S.? | |
The prettiest and most talented girl in school... and yet she socialises with Drapes. | |
Count, your son socialises with the S.S.? | |
The prettiest and most talented girl in school... and yet she socialises with Drapes. | |
-The socialised, civilised person... | |
Abandon notions of socialised medicine. | |
And, Shep, I want to know who he worked with, who he socialised with. | |
Ask who he socialised with, if he was under threat... | |
Back then, men socialised in brothels. | |
- Quit the socialising! | |
- You must be proud. - I am just happy that she spends her time upstairs writing, not socialising with every Tom, Dick and Sid in Kembleford. | |
And truth be told, I was uncomfortable socialising with him at Nervosa. Oh. | |
Are we working tonight or are we socialising? | |
But now I see you're not hunting demons, you're socialising with them - again. | |
-The socialised, civilised person... | |
Abandon notions of socialised medicine. | |
And, Shep, I want to know who he worked with, who he socialised with. | |
Ask who he socialised with, if he was under threat... | |
Back then, men socialised in brothels. | |
- Quit the socialising! | |
- You must be proud. - I am just happy that she spends her time upstairs writing, not socialising with every Tom, Dick and Sid in Kembleford. | |
And truth be told, I was uncomfortable socialising with him at Nervosa. Oh. | |
Are we working tonight or are we socialising? | |
But now I see you're not hunting demons, you're socialising with them - again. | |