| "But if your mistress is tidy and never late"... just like yours, "forget about the raise, better quit the job." | |
| "I'll go first and tidy your room, hire a nurse for you..." | |
| "I've gone to a better place, where you never have to tidy your room, | |
| "Let's keep everything neat and tidy. | |
| "Often, we split into pieces "and abandon the most vulnerable parts of ourselves, "boxing them up in tidy packages and tossing them away. | |
| "But if your mistress is tidy and never late"... just like yours, "forget about the raise, better quit the job." | |
| "I'll go first and tidy your room, hire a nurse for you..." | |
| "I've gone to a better place, where you never have to tidy your room, | |
| "Let's keep everything neat and tidy. | |
| "Often, we split into pieces "and abandon the most vulnerable parts of ourselves, "boxing them up in tidy packages and tossing them away. | |
| -He never tidies his room! | |
| And he tidies up. | |
| Everything's a mess, she never tidies up. | |
| He tidies your room... | |
| If this pilgrim feels a special relationship with the moon, he might like to go outside and look at it, before he tidies himself up. | |
| -He never tidies his room! | |
| And he tidies up. | |
| Everything's a mess, she never tidies up. | |
| He tidies your room... | |
| If this pilgrim feels a special relationship with the moon, he might like to go outside and look at it, before he tidies himself up. | |
| (Bernard) Who tidied my room? | |
| - It's tidied away. | |
| - Nothing, just tidied up a bit | |
| - We sort of tidied up as we went along. | |
| - Why haven't you tidied up? | |
| "rationalisation measures" and "tidying up". | |
| "when she was tidying up her children's minds. | |
| 'I was busy tidying the dressing table which was a mess of hair brushes and make-up and soiled tissues.' | |
| (Indistinct conversations, alarm sounding) I was tidying up the room for Detective Callaghan's interview. | |
| - Are you actually tidying? | |
| (Bernard) Who tidied my room? | |
| - It's tidied away. | |
| - Nothing, just tidied up a bit | |
| - We sort of tidied up as we went along. | |
| - Why haven't you tidied up? | |
| "rationalisation measures" and "tidying up". | |
| "when she was tidying up her children's minds. | |
| 'I was busy tidying the dressing table which was a mess of hair brushes and make-up and soiled tissues.' | |
| (Indistinct conversations, alarm sounding) I was tidying up the room for Detective Callaghan's interview. | |
| - Are you actually tidying? | |
