The first is when Alice remarks "Why, I wouldn't say anything about it, even if I fell off the top of the house!" and the narrator adds wryly "Which was very likely true".
Finally the weary demon remarks, "Why can't you let me spend a nice warm night in hell?" But for all its wit, this production, at an hour and 40 minutes, is not for children younger than 6.
My American friend remarks: Why, that's harassment, she could sue him.
If it was only a passing remark, why did you tell Mr. Munger about Mr. Sokol's investment?
Last month, in a broadcast to union representatives, Clinton remarked, "Why aren't I fifty points ahead, you might ask".
NICK PAUMGARTEN: And of course someone, I can't remember who, remarked, Why would he even want to go to the game, since he can't see it?
At the end of the 2nd century, long after the rabbis prohibited the people from teaching their sons Greek (117), Rabbi Judah ha-Nasi (135 220), the editor of the Mishna, the authoritative compilation of the Oral Law, could still remark, "Why talk Syriac in Palestine?
He had mentioned my research on the elections and the Copts, and then he remarked, 'Why do you persist?' I replied, 'If a social scientist doesn't investigate the problems of his society, what good is he?' "The chief of security thought about this for a moment, and then he said: 'We will not protect you until you get off these hot topics.
As Cohen remarked, "Why would an FBI agent at a conference contradict what his boss just said?" Cohen says the worst thing about the Post's reporting an apocryphal story is that it could lead to copycats.
After Richard Holbrooke died on December 13 , 2010 former president Bill Clinton remarked, why does he have to die?
He distinguished himself in the assault, causing Admiral Lord Howe to remark "Why, young man, you wish to become a Lieutenant before you are of sufficient age".
