Yeah. Yeah. Where George lived before.

You lived with me and never caught on!

Yes, I spent some time in Paris.

Has anybody stayed there?

Remember, now, you promised.

I lived there...

Why, honey, of course there's going to be a war!

Have been.

I was up at your place.

Walk her around! Grab her! Hold it!

And we fall asleep and I've been in this room, you know, for a couple of months now.

That's the only place to live.

I wanted to go up to him and take him by the hand...

No one has ever lived here, my love.

But I've seen your grandfather. He lives in your house.

Boys, Napoleon lived here, it's written here.

The average size of dwellings completed in the past 40 years has fluctuated considerably, but in the past 20 years new dwellings have, on the average, been considerably larger than those registered for the housing stock as a whole.

For households without children housing subsidies may not exceed 15 per cent of housing expenses.

Baby, listen. I checked on every story.

This is the house in which she used to live.

This is the house where she used to live.

Joe, you had one of those Potter houses, didn't you?

I lived in Florence a few years.

I didn't know you ever lived there.

Did you tell him where I live?

At her flop. I'll show you.

I lived many years in United States.

I called Mother, and she'll come over and stay.

It's mean, cheap and horrible.

Nobody ever uses it anymore, do they? No, madam.

All of you could learn from Pfeiffer's example.

People lived there once though.

In any case they won't chain you up, you know.

You said we wouldn't be caught!

3. The Agency also facilitates the housing of beneficiaries in the following ways

More than 650 had been inhabited for four months.

No, sir, we checked it thoroughly.

I'll forgive you this once.

If ever there was a time when staying alive was important, you heard what they said.

Don't block the gangway. Sit down, you youngsters.

Run down anyone who tries to stop you.

Frank, you ever had a frenchman staying' at your hotel?

I want to remember only the happy part of the past.

I just wanted to save the cement. Why do you call me Blondie?

Okay, if you want to play that way, go on, have fun, no reason why you shouldn't.