When Fonda rudely tells him that he'd seen some Apaches recently but wasn't impressed by them, Wayne answers, "Well, if you saw them, sir, they weren't Apaches".
Me: (Thinking: You can do it youself, but it will probably be easier for me to get enough leverage to jam this pepper grinder down your throat, you stupid illiterate animal!) That is all that we can offer, sir. Them: I'll have a bun.
You remember them, how they would not take orders from you until Sir makes them?
"Please, sir, charge them in the international court!" he shouted.
People sometimes thought a "ma'am" or a "sir" made them seem old.
Sir licks them from my cheeks.
I've seen a change in their attitudes, and a quick recitation of one of the rules: "Be obedient and respectful to my parents, sir!" gets them going when they're dragging their feet.
Indeed, calling them "Sir" is likely to make them bristle at perceived false politeness.
"The test of police efficiency is the absence of crime and disorder, not the visible evidence of police action in dealing with them", Sir Robert explained in 1829.
I feel like if I saw them in person I'd call them sir. — ZACH HILLESLAND I feel like the Purdue players have money on Notre Dame.
Applied to a young woman's legs, does it mean (as in Tonya) resetting them with an iron bar, or (as in Sir Peter) likening them to those of a gazelle?
