- Curses like a stevedore! | |
- What's a stevedore? - All right. | |
A life of a man, a good man, a stevedore on the docks of the city in which we live. | |
A little stevedore who played the harmonica saw the whole thing. | |
A touch after eight this night last, as I prepared my testimony for the Linklater enquiry. She was filthy. Cursed like a stevedore. | |
- Curses like a stevedore! | |
- What's a stevedore? - All right. | |
A life of a man, a good man, a stevedore on the docks of the city in which we live. | |
A little stevedore who played the harmonica saw the whole thing. | |
A touch after eight this night last, as I prepared my testimony for the Linklater enquiry. She was filthy. Cursed like a stevedore. | |
'Lightermen and stevedores, dockers and pilots, 'the sailors and the drivers of the trains. | |
- And well hire stevedores! | |
Customs, the Maritime Union and our stevedores do a commendable job in challenging circumstances... | |
I know some stevedores'd treat you like a princess. | |
Not one bit. There may well be miners and stevedores and so forth whose budget does not stretch to couture, but if any woman is misguided enough to marry one of them, that, as they say, is her lookout. | |
'Lightermen and stevedores, dockers and pilots, 'the sailors and the drivers of the trains. | |
- And well hire stevedores! | |
Customs, the Maritime Union and our stevedores do a commendable job in challenging circumstances... | |
I know some stevedores'd treat you like a princess. | |
Not one bit. There may well be miners and stevedores and so forth whose budget does not stretch to couture, but if any woman is misguided enough to marry one of them, that, as they say, is her lookout. | |
I said a woman, not a stevedore who lost his hand in a stevedoring accident and then got a hand transplant from an actual bear. | |
I said a woman, not a stevedore who lost his hand in a stevedoring accident and then got a hand transplant from an actual bear. | |