| "Once in a while we should wag a finger at our actors and artists"Adolf Hitler. | |
| "You're going to make tongues wag, you're going to make heads turn..." | |
| 'Director of Strategic Governance Simon Harwood has invited Ian 'into his Interactive Space for an informal chin wag.' | |
| (grunting) Wag it, wag it. | |
| - # You can wag your tail - Alright, John? | |
| "Once in a while we should wag a finger at our actors and artists"Adolf Hitler. | |
| "You're going to make tongues wag, you're going to make heads turn..." | |
| 'Director of Strategic Governance Simon Harwood has invited Ian 'into his Interactive Space for an informal chin wag.' | |
| (grunting) Wag it, wag it. | |
| - # You can wag your tail - Alright, John? | |
| "She's dark, sleek, and beautiful and always wags her tail whenever she sees me. | |
| - Oh, it's a term one of the wags in the laboratory devised to define our more conceptual efforts, as in we throw something against the wall and see if it sticks. | |
| - Your tongue wags too much, eh? | |
| A man has to work some dogs to learn how the world's tail wags. | |
| And she talks to the dog, who wags its tail. | |
| "She's dark, sleek, and beautiful and always wags her tail whenever she sees me. | |
| - Oh, it's a term one of the wags in the laboratory devised to define our more conceptual efforts, as in we throw something against the wall and see if it sticks. | |
| - Your tongue wags too much, eh? | |
| A man has to work some dogs to learn how the world's tail wags. | |
| And she talks to the dog, who wags its tail. | |
| - Judge Reardon: Truth is, the tail wagged the dog on that one. | |
| - he wagged his tail. - (all) He wagged his tail! | |
| -He wagged his tail. | |
| A mouse ran by and wagged her little tail; the egg rolled, fell down and broke. | |
| And how her little hind end wagged from side to side when she walked? | |
| "Considering that Dr. Caffrey is an administration darling, tongues are wagging that Threshold may be a way for the president to leave a humanitarian legacy : a military weapon that doesn't harm children. " Weapons. | |
| "Even while sobbing, his lips never moved, but tongues will be wagging about Porque and Bean!" | |
| "Hey, who's the person who warned you about him "in not just one, not just two, "but five emails, one of which had an emoticon of a wagging finger?" | |
| "You became happy and started wagging your tail." | |
| "You wouldn't kick Catherine Deneuve out of bed for wagging her tail." | |
| - Judge Reardon: Truth is, the tail wagged the dog on that one. | |
| - he wagged his tail. - (all) He wagged his tail! | |
| -He wagged his tail. | |
| A mouse ran by and wagged her little tail; the egg rolled, fell down and broke. | |
| And how her little hind end wagged from side to side when she walked? | |
| "Considering that Dr. Caffrey is an administration darling, tongues are wagging that Threshold may be a way for the president to leave a humanitarian legacy : a military weapon that doesn't harm children. " Weapons. | |
| "Even while sobbing, his lips never moved, but tongues will be wagging about Porque and Bean!" | |
| "Hey, who's the person who warned you about him "in not just one, not just two, "but five emails, one of which had an emoticon of a wagging finger?" | |
| "You became happy and started wagging your tail." | |
| "You wouldn't kick Catherine Deneuve out of bed for wagging her tail." | |
