| ! I can't work on Shabbat. | |
| ! It's cerebral. That would work on BBC Four, where there's no commercials! | |
| ! Once again, I work on commission. | |
| ! Well, it all started in 1962... Utilizing advances in modern food synthesis, scientists at NASA began work on a germ hostile space meat to be used during long expeditions into deep space! | |
| ! You told us to work on a scene. | |
| ! I can't work on Shabbat. | |
| ! It's cerebral. That would work on BBC Four, where there's no commercials! | |
| ! Once again, I work on commission. | |
| ! Well, it all started in 1962... Utilizing advances in modern food synthesis, scientists at NASA began work on a germ hostile space meat to be used during long expeditions into deep space! | |
| ! You told us to work on a scene. | |
| "Clayton also works on Sundays." | |
| "Farmer who works on the land, Eyes to the sky, a rock in his hand..." | |
| "Farmer who works on the land..." | |
| "He who works on the Sabbath should be put to death. " | |
| "I works on the camera crew." | |
| "Clayton also works on Sundays." | |
| "Farmer who works on the land, Eyes to the sky, a rock in his hand..." | |
| "Farmer who works on the land..." | |
| "He who works on the Sabbath should be put to death. " | |
| "I works on the camera crew." | |
| "After the last killing, I read that the killer worked on an auto assembly line." | |
| "All morning... ..the mole worked on his spring cleaning. then he mopped. He cleaned the stairs, the pantry, the stools, | |
| "Boxcar Bertha" the first picture that Julie worked on with me as co-producer. | |
| "In fact, l have worked on" "a dozen, and l have to say" "that they've all" "given me a lot of satisfaction." | |
| "One of our leading scientists, a Prof Willingdon who has worked on this development has removed one of these weapons and has presented an ultimatum." | |
| ! I'm working on it! | |
| " He will start circling soon. Then I must start working on him." | |
| " I'm working on it" means just that. | |
| "Although Louis Wagner was convicted of the murders, the matter has been debated for over a century." I'm working on the "Oswald 'single axe' theory" myself. | |
| "Am working on a story of major proportions. Stop. | |
| "After the last killing, I read that the killer worked on an auto assembly line." | |
| "All morning... ..the mole worked on his spring cleaning. then he mopped. He cleaned the stairs, the pantry, the stools, | |
| "Boxcar Bertha" the first picture that Julie worked on with me as co-producer. | |
| "In fact, l have worked on" "a dozen, and l have to say" "that they've all" "given me a lot of satisfaction." | |
| "One of our leading scientists, a Prof Willingdon who has worked on this development has removed one of these weapons and has presented an ultimatum." | |
| ! I'm working on it! | |
| " He will start circling soon. Then I must start working on him." | |
| " I'm working on it" means just that. | |
| "Although Louis Wagner was convicted of the murders, the matter has been debated for over a century." I'm working on the "Oswald 'single axe' theory" myself. | |
| "Am working on a story of major proportions. Stop. | |
