Very dull liquids.

Get on the bed. Get onto the bed!

I'm talking about liquids so much.

The bed?

What do we know about liquids?

If fluid overload occurs and vital signs are stable, stopping further fluid may be all that is needed.

I'll get the bed ready.

In bed?

Bed. Come on.

later, but this is a pretty good working definition so let's use that and now we're going to actually just focus on the liquids to see if we can learn a little bit about liquid motion or maybe even fluid motion in general.

It is used as a container to hold liquids.

Hands on the bed. I'm not asking gentlemen! Hands on the bed!

He measured the length of the bed.

He lay on the bed.

Off the bed.

Bring that bed.

Put 'em under the bed.

At the foot of the bed.

Get him on the sofa.

This one? All right.

Get back into bed.

It's on the bed.

Isn't it under your bed?

Take her to bed.

whom she'd nursed in that same bed.

To put me to bed?

Go to bed.

Get to bed.

You get to bed.

This bed.

Off to bed with the both of you.

You belong in bed.

Come to bed...

You through for the day? Going to bed?

Put it on the bed.

Get in bed quick.

You turned to the bed

You turned to the bed.

Put it on the bed.

And I'm pulled out of the sack

It's by the bed.

It's under the bed.

Go to bed.

Come to bed.

She's tall like me standing on the bed.