Sir, you want to empty your pockets. Please, sir?

Sir,

Sir,

Sir Tommy

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This way, Sir.

Dear Sir Madam

Sir Howard Fergus (Montserrat)

(Signed) Sir Nigel Rodley

Sir Cecil J. B.

Is there a problem, Sir?

Can I help you, Sir?

You have never thought, sir

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And I said, Sir, I do.

A three digit number, sir, yes?

Sir William did not say much.

Do you have an appointment, Sir?

I'm sorry, Sir. You were saying?

He goes, Sir, why don't you drive?

Like Sir Thomas, you have this machine.

OK, another, another three digit number, sir?

No excuse, sir. Attaboy, you're learning fast.

I am looking for a job, sir.

May I see your driver's license, sir?

Writing in 1921 Sir Cecil Hurst observed

Sir Ken Robinson Bring on the learning revolution!

Supported by Sir Joseph Banks, Park was selected.

Sir John Tenniel was the toast of London.

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I said, What's wrong? He said, One problem, sir.

Neither do I. It will be an adventure, sir.

Unlike Sir Thomas, you seem not to know it.

Arthur Benjamin 22. And another two digit number, Sir?

Another, another three digit another three digit number, sir?

Sir, you have left your lighter on the table.

Your politeness, Sir, kills me more than your discrimination.

Please accept, Sir, the assurances of my highest consideration.

You sir, that's three, And anybody on this side here?

Sir, who's going to be responsible if something happens to him?

Mrs. Silkalna (Latvia) Thank you, Sir, for convening this timely debate.

I offer these remarks, Sir, as one of your humble facilitators.

(Signed) Sir Elihu Lauterpacht President of the Eritrea Ethiopia Boundary Commission

The award was presented to Sir Bobby at St James' Park on 26 July 2009, prior to the Sir Bobby Robson Trophy match, and just five days before his death.

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