" Don't let your eyes stray to those luscious bits hanging around the set. | |
",shoes are longing to stray and step around the heart,ot it," | |
"A stray bullet", come on what a coincidence! | |
"American visitor slain by a stray bullet." | |
"And if thy words stray from truth for the good of Goïs own, if thy intent be pure, thou shalt not be judged sinful." | |
" Don't let your eyes stray to those luscious bits hanging around the set. | |
",shoes are longing to stray and step around the heart,ot it," | |
"A stray bullet", come on what a coincidence! | |
"American visitor slain by a stray bullet." | |
"And if thy words stray from truth for the good of Goïs own, if thy intent be pure, thou shalt not be judged sinful." | |
"Bring me your waifs and strays and your unwashed masses." | |
"Whoever strays, we'll make them eat fire." | |
(Dogs barking) One of the strays swam up. | |
- Catching strays. What's it to you? | |
- Dad's pair of strays. | |
"Bring me your waifs and strays and your unwashed masses." | |
"Whoever strays, we'll make them eat fire." | |
(Dogs barking) One of the strays swam up. | |
- Catching strays. What's it to you? | |
- Dad's pair of strays. | |
"And if he should find it, l tell you this, he is more delighted over that sheep than over the 99 that never strayed." | |
"Farewell, I have strayed." | |
"I've strayed in my mind's eye many times". | |
"La Traviata" translates to "The woman who strayed." | |
"My hands oftener strayed to her bosom than to the pages. | |
"Friends, here comes Siddhartha, living luxuriously, straying from his ascetic practice. | |
"Life's a city full of straying streets... "and death's the marketplace where each one meets." | |
"Whether you want to or not" Sarah thought, her eyes straying over to the play area. | |
"l was out one day, straying from the path..." | |
"on the verge of straying... | |
"And if he should find it, l tell you this, he is more delighted over that sheep than over the 99 that never strayed." | |
"Farewell, I have strayed." | |
"I've strayed in my mind's eye many times". | |
"La Traviata" translates to "The woman who strayed." | |
"My hands oftener strayed to her bosom than to the pages. | |
"Friends, here comes Siddhartha, living luxuriously, straying from his ascetic practice. | |
"Life's a city full of straying streets... "and death's the marketplace where each one meets." | |
"Whether you want to or not" Sarah thought, her eyes straying over to the play area. | |
"l was out one day, straying from the path..." | |
"on the verge of straying... | |