Give us a ride, Dima! Give us a ride, DIMA!

Big place, London... I must show you London, some time.

You takin' me for a ride or somethin'?

And came down here to take you for a ride.

I'd like to take him for a spin

I feel better now. The ride was good for me.

We got time.

She'd take me for rides in the hills above Sunset.

Want to go for a ride? Very much.

I'm going for a drive.

Let's go for a little ride.

Go away!

Frankie Christopher took you and your sister out for a ride the evening before the murder.

For a ride.

I can't just drive around. Somebody's going to see us.

I don't know, go for a ride or something or just talk.

It was a ride.

I thought you just had to find it, pick it up, put it in sacks... and carry them off to the nearest bank.

We're going for a drive.

There's something in his pocket.

That would be good for you Mary.

What are you handing me?

To the woods!

We spend our time in the car trying to get to places. It's no fun.

How about going for a drive?

Come on, quit stalling around.

We can't just keep driving around. Please.

Perhaps shoppers took a detour but eventually realized that retail therapy does wonders for one s mind and body.

He often takes me for a drive.

He took her out for a drive.

I scream and I run in circles.

Oh, come child, don't beat about the bush.

Look here, mister, what are you selling anyway?

You're going to be a very hostile witness in this case.

So let's cut the smalltalk.

Get in then. We haven't got all night. Right.

I drive around.

At least take my shawl. It's cold.

You made a play for me.

I'm sorry you told that story about the car.

Well, it was after that ride together.

Nice time for a ride out to the lake.

Want to come along, Bert? We'll show you the town.

I still got a dime left.

He's milling, Miss Ella.