| "By order of the king! All maidens are to come to the palace to try on a ring. | |
| "Just once let me try on the beautiful necklace!" | |
| (Opus fusses) Wait, what? It'll take a little creativity on your part, and a willingness to try on his. | |
| - Anthony, come and try on your cloak. | |
| - Can I try on both? | |
| "By order of the king! All maidens are to come to the palace to try on a ring. | |
| "Just once let me try on the beautiful necklace!" | |
| (Opus fusses) Wait, what? It'll take a little creativity on your part, and a willingness to try on his. | |
| - Anthony, come and try on your cloak. | |
| - Can I try on both? | |
| - She comes in all the time, treats everyone like a servant, tries on all the hats one by one. | |
| And she tries on the role of bel a responsible person. | |
| Apparently the stupid ghost can't come inside 'til she tries on all the shoes and unties all the knots; lame! - And walking backwards? | |
| He comes in every weekend tries on all the shorts, and never buys anything. | |
| He eats their food, he tries on their clothes, he showers, he even sleeps in their beds. | |
| - She comes in all the time, treats everyone like a servant, tries on all the hats one by one. | |
| And she tries on the role of bel a responsible person. | |
| Apparently the stupid ghost can't come inside 'til she tries on all the shoes and unties all the knots; lame! - And walking backwards? | |
| He comes in every weekend tries on all the shorts, and never buys anything. | |
| He eats their food, he tries on their clothes, he showers, he even sleeps in their beds. | |
| "lt's like buying a dress you haven't tried on. | |
| 'Clothes was another urgent problem, 'so an outfitting department was set up 'and clothes gathered from shops in the surrounding towns 'were soon being tried on and gossiped over, as women love to do. " | |
| (Moore) Tracy's doctors said this treatment had been successfully tried on many other patients. If one of Tracy's brothers turned out to be a suitable donor. | |
| - I tried on the dress, but... | |
| - I tried on the most amazing dress for the dance. | |
| "Quit going through my things or trying on my stuff." | |
| - ... trying on dresses. | |
| - I slipped. You're trying on my shoes? | |
| - I'm trying on some pants. | |
| - It is trying on the ears. | |
| "lt's like buying a dress you haven't tried on. | |
| 'Clothes was another urgent problem, 'so an outfitting department was set up 'and clothes gathered from shops in the surrounding towns 'were soon being tried on and gossiped over, as women love to do. " | |
| (Moore) Tracy's doctors said this treatment had been successfully tried on many other patients. If one of Tracy's brothers turned out to be a suitable donor. | |
| - I tried on the dress, but... | |
| - I tried on the most amazing dress for the dance. | |
| "Quit going through my things or trying on my stuff." | |
| - ... trying on dresses. | |
| - I slipped. You're trying on my shoes? | |
| - I'm trying on some pants. | |
| - It is trying on the ears. | |
