During the Middle Ages when the Gothic cathedrals were being built, the only active ingredient in the mortar was lime.

Lime. Harry Lime.

Because of a lack of stone and an abundance of clay, Babylonian constructions were of baked brick, using lime or pitch for mortar.

The name was Lime. Harry Lime.

Mr. Lime?

One liter, lime.

Mortar

Mortar

Mortar.

Lime is the best

A fellow called Lime.

Heard of Harry Lime?

Mrs. Mortar...

You a friend of Lime?

Tell me where Lime is.

I'm beginning to know Lime.

Want some lime in this?

BRICS Without Mortar

Artillery mortar radar

Mrs. Mortar, please.

Did you know Mr. Lime well?

Who used to visit Mr. Lime?

When did you last see Lime?

Mostly Aussies. Some lime Some British.

M 41D 120mm mortar.

(vi) Mortar Rounds, and

1 82 mm mortar

Blood makes poor mortar.

( play on ra im lime in Korean)

I was a friend of Harry Lime.

I was a friend of Harry Lime.

We were both friends of Harry Lime.

That was the racket Harry Lime organized.

He used to work for Harry Lime.

Artillery mortar radar location unit

Prepare mortar, and step aside.

Concentrated artillery and mortar fire.

I've asked your people to help with Lime.

Thought you'd run away, you yellowbellied lime juicer.

1 (one) 60 mm mortar shell

1 (one) 120 mm mortar shell

Has the mortar always been clean?

Mortar shell jammed the hatch. Oh.

Things have changed here, Mrs. Mortar.

Zirconium and sparks across 3 basically firing of lime.