I was firmly shoved off.

Pack my things...

Since you've taken out the knife, then slash it decisively!

Well, then let's just pack our suitcase.

Let's pack our swimsuits as well.

You need to stand up to your daughter.

I can't help your troubles, said Motty firmly.

Eric, I want to talk. I want to talk.

In the seven plenteous years the earth produced abundantly.

And in the seven plenteous years the earth brought forth by handfuls.

China stands resolutely against terrorism in all its forms.

I mean, they fought like animals for this to remain they way it is.

If you hold it too tightly, you crush it.

Dude, you gotta stand up to her once in a while.

I Came To Help You Pack Up Your Things.

I packed a bag, got on the boat train immediately.

Don't want to talk to you. Don't want to talk to anybody.

We should be particularly cautious but resolute.

He went back to his study, and this time attacked his work resolutely.

And I rushed upstairs and started packing my suitcase.

I'd like to talk to you, Elwood. I like to talk to you too.

You may speak.

May I address the court?

Do you want to speak?

Hmm, yes? Talk to me?

I want to talk to him.

Why talk?

Along with other countries, Argentina has decided to act resolutely.

I spoke to Corky firmly on the telephone. I'll come, I said.

Now who's standing up to a twoyearold?

Telling their story

(c) Held talks with

I'm trying to do this in English.

But may I?

I want to discuss.

Moderator Two minutes.

Hey, you can just answer it here.

I want to talk to ...

It's no use because I can't see or talk to you.

I started to speak to her.

I want you, old man.

I guess the coffee's ready.

Where can we talk?

Mr. Blaine, I wonder if I could talk to you.

I want to talk to you.