Lord, Lord, Lord!" She flailed her arms.
They don't like it up 'em! "It's all a bit quiet at Lord's isn't it?
He guided me with the assurance, the quiet pride of a lord taking a guest over his domain.
Yet Gullette creates real tension, through silences, quiet encounters with the drug lord and the extremely expressive face of Ben Acha.
So serfs, just keep quiet, pay your debts, pay your lords' debts, use the service entrance and enjoy your servitude!
After a time…> LORD GRANTHAM You're awfully quiet tonight, Bates.
But some of those closest to him insist that Benedict, who famously described himself as a "simple, humble worker in the vineyard of the Lord", had been hoping for a quiet retirement.
So, while silently thinking, 'good lord, all I wanted was a quiet lunch of fish n' chips and a beer.
From the presidency of the Oxford Union in 1959 until his life peerage made him Lord Newton of Braintree in 1997, he was a quiet, technocratic, slightly worried and very conscientious full-time professional.
Maybe when the other lads are at Lord's this week, he will sit down in a quiet corner and think 'what did I do last week?' The game will move on very quickly.
The young heroine meets secretly with Colombia's most powerful drug lords, faces down a corrupt president and still has time for quiet vacations with her children and boyfriend.
