The kind of man I admire.

I felt comfortable.

I feel comfortable.

Which really bothers me.

I mean... We'll be comfortable, won't we, men?

No, thank you. I'm very comfortable.

I'm a skirtandblouse character.

Gee, I... really admire you.

I'm very careful about my clothes.

I feel fine, my face still feels hot.

I can do just as well for you, though.

We could have lived comfortably.

The heat does me good

I'm not feeling very well.

Don't get out. I have some food and the car is comfortable.

Say, my suit looks good on you.

I'll dress in here. I shan't be long.

Well, it makes me feel good.

I can make it very uncomfortable for you.

I should like to vanquish you, Marcus.

He's doing the book. I won plenty.

I'll be just fine here.

You let me go down first, and I'll sell them the idea that that you've had an attack of hiccups.

Shewassellinghard ,butI wasn'tbuying .

We found the beds quite comfortable.

ALL Oh, yes. Mighty comfortable.

That's the way I want to see you go, Bigelow, nice and slow.

It's my stage costume and I know my role very well.

I hesitated a long time, and Geneviève, who is the voice of wisdom and reason, persuaded me.

I have to admit, I... I love to be waited on.

I have a lovely evening dress with yards of skirt.

That's what I'm trying not to tell myself.

O, nay, good my lord, for mine ease, in good faith.

And we've both got very comfortable homes.

Allow me to express my admiration for your military frankness.

I'm certain you'll find this comfortable.

It's nice here. I'd never been before

I'll ask Arthur Milton, which he prefers, Sir!

I imagine you looked good in a tailcoat.

l am a night bird. I am not much good in the daytime.

Do what I did, kid.

It was simply that we were curious about the cabin... and I asked the stewardess to let us in.

I get sick when I go to steakhouses.

I feel comfortable in his company.

The news about Ugarte upsets me very much.