And the believer said, O my people!

And he who believed said O my people!

And the man who believed said O my people!

And he who believed said O my people!

He who had faith said, O my people!

And he who had faith said, O my people!

The believer said, My people!

Then said the man who believed O my people!

He said that he's upset.

And she said, you know, she's 90. She's running out of time, she said.

The believer said, My people, follow me!

The man who believed said further O my people!

He said he was going to take a risk.

The boss said it's urgent!

Tom said he appreciated that.

And he said he'd be delighted. And I said and he said, Would you like me to wear my dog collar?

My doctor advised me to give up smoking.

My doctor told me to quit smoking.

My doctor told me to give up smoking.

He said we must keep the secret.

The coat she said she wanted was extremely expensive.

Tom said that he thought Mary understood.

Tom said he had to work on Saturday.

Tom is the one who told me what to do.

She said she had to work on Saturday.

You had better do as the doctor advised you.

The boy said a wolf would come.

He told me that he had lost his watch.

I don't understand what the teacher said.

The teacher told me to stand up.

He told me that the trip was off.

You'd better do as the doctor advised you.

She told him she wanted a divorce.

The driver said we don't have brakes!

The manager said it was your fault.

Who said I stole the money?

The doctor said it'll be necessary to operate.

Tom said he'd be busy on Monday.

Tom said that he had a contract.

I believe it was one great philosopher said no, no, Cervantes. Cervantes said, The journey is better than the end.

The teacher said that you need to master the subject.

The doctor told me that I would recover soon.

My doctor advised me to give up smoking.

I could not understand what the president said then.

The newspaper said that a typhoon was approaching.