Poor sap!

Pine

Pine?

Decorative Pine

Pine Falls

Pine City

Pine City is a city in Pine County, Minnesota, United States.

The La Pine measure passed, creating the City of La Pine.

Ah, pine mushrooms.

If you would know the pine tree, go to the pine tree.

Don't be a sap, Gus!

With a sap, only good.

It's mushroom. Pine mushrooms.

She said pine mushrooms.

Pretty sure it's pine.

Hyung, you act like a sap!

Does he take me for a sap?

That poor sap. That card trick. Tragic.

I won't play the sap for you.

Poor sap. You mean poor homo sapiens.

I see pine beams Cypress.

Grandview Arms on Pine Street.

SAP StreamWork is a collaboration decision making service.

For a smart guy, you're an awful sap.

Sami hid behind a pine tree.

Joseph Pine on what consumers want

Little puppet made of pine... wake.

And Thanksgiving in the Pine Timber.

How about this pine, Mrs. Scott?

And toward the end, he said, If you would know the pine tree, go to the pine tree.

There is no pine in the Mediterranean.

No, it was past the pine tree.

It's coming up Nassau Street toward Pine.

Smell the sea and the pine trees?

It's all peach and pine and calming colors.

There's even pine mushroom and oyster chopped noodles!

A number of agencies have expressed interest in the solution developed by UNICEF in fact, UNICEF conducted a two day workshop on the SAP HR solution at the end of June under the auspices of SAP SIG (the SAP substantive interest group, chaired by UNICEF).

Don't be such a sap. Where did you ever grow up?

40 dollars a month and a free pine box.

The eastern slopes receive less rainfall, and there forests consist mainly of pines, particularly the Aleppo Pine and the Maritime Pine, as well as Tetraclinis.

Military occupation saps dignity, and grinding poverty and economic disarray sap hope.

Take him along, anyway, for packing a gun. Don't be a sap.

Nobody else would hit a man that many times with a sap.

Hey, Nagel, you wouldn't be sap enough to hang up on me.

Along these lines, an SAP common layer solution for Human Resources and Payroll , developed by UNICEF jointly with the software company SAP A.G., successfully went live on 4 April 2005.