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Susan: I'd love to, but I'm really going to be busy all day on Saturday.

Susan: I can't see her. I don't have my contact lenses in. And I don't want John to see me. What does she look like?

Susan: I love to sail, but I never have time. I'd like to see your boat, Chris.

Susan: I should come to the railway station. Oh! It's time for you to get on the train.

Susan: I watched Matrix I when I was still in college, but I just failed to understand it.

"Come on, Susan, " I said. "Tell me what? I can't stand the suspense. "

It's after seven o'clock and I promised Susan I'd meet her in front of her office right at six.

Jake: Hello, John. Hello, Susan. I'd like you to meet Chris. Chris is a sailing teacher.

Wow! said Susan. I have finished my homework and Im going to paint a picture of our stairs. Its for a competition in school tomOrrow.

Susan: I'll just call the agency and let them know I'm going with you.

Susan: I saw you jaywalking this morning. What was the rush?

Susan: I need to think about it. I don't know what I'm going to do. I love him.

Susan: I wonder it will turn people's attention to my nose part. But I don't want that. The lipstick even makes my nose look too big.

SUSAN: I'm afraid of it. It's sweet, but I think it's pretty strong.

Susan: I think for our type of consumer products a joint venture is not suitable because we don't necessarily need a local partner.

SUSAN: I've enjoyed the sports and I've enjoyed learning Chinese.

Susan: I need happy, I need romantic, I need love, and I need it from you.

Susan: I have, but she just doesn't listen and I'm studying for an exam.

Susan: I never liked that umbrella stand. Good night, Harry.

Susan: I guess that leaves just you and me, Jake.

Carolyn: Excuse me, Dr Susan, I want to ask the question about the jobs that students can take in college or university.

Susan: I'm sorry to hear that.

Susan: I worked very hard, but I was too careless. I made some stupid mistakes. I should be more careful next time.

Susan: I really don't know. Bill seems far too calm about it for my liking.

Susan: I'd like to have dinner. But first I'd like to find my purse. I'll meet you.

Susan: I need a pound of carrots and two pounds of mushrooms. . . There aren't any mushrooms.

Julia: Susan I have been looking for what's in mind forever for something that had two strong female components.

SUSAN: I mean, of all people, did he have to bang his secretary? I had that woman over for brunch.

Jack: Thanks so much, Susan. I owe you one!

Susan: I'd like to buy some perfume for my friend. She usually likes the mild flowery scent. But I'd like to buy her a new fragrance.

Susan: I disagree. He was polite and informative3, and he drove smoothly.

B: Nice to meet you. I'm Susan. I'm a junior in the International Trade Department.

John: And you are lovely, Susan. I never thought I'd ask anyone this again.

Susan: I want you to go on a full stomach.

John: Susan, I really care for you.

Susan: I snuck into his office and rifled through his things.

Susan, I feel awful about what happened.

Susan: I'm sorry I wasn't nice to you. You're not so bad.

Susan: I can sing. (SINGING) Oh, my darling, Oh, my darling, Oh. . .

Susan: I'd like to be your friend, too.

Susan: I like American TV series very much, and I used to be fan of Friends and Desperate Housewives. I like the characters in the stories.

Well, goodbye. See you tomorrow. Susan, I. . .

Susan, I feel trapped in such dead, hopeless job!

Oh, I feel the same way, Susan. I miss seeing you.

Susan: I certainly hope so. Well, we'll find out next week when the hatchet man turns up.

Susan, I am inviting you and Frank to our house warming party this weekend.

No thanks, Susan, I'm full. I think my eyes are bigger than my stomach.

Susan: I'm Susan Webster. It's nice to meet you, Carol.

Susan: I'm not really ready for this. I was going to have a whole speech prepared.

Susan: I know. And he looks great on a boat.

SUSAN: I didn't realize anyone was gonna be out here, I just sorta rolled outta bed.

Susan: I will have left Beijing one month before the Olympic Games start, but I do plan to watch it on TV.

EDIE: Hi Susan, I hope I'm not interrupting. You must be Mike Delfino.

Susan: I can't see. I don't have my contact lenses in.

SUSAN: I made it, trust me.

Susan: I thought so, too.

Susan: I get up , I run, and then I eat breakfast.

SUSAN: I can't believe you went over there.

Susan: I know, but there been selling like hot cakes.

Susan: I know it's frightening, but, big picture.

What bad weather we've got! Susan: I hope it will clear up tomorrow.

Susan: I get there at about six thirty.

Susan: I'm sure everything is fine.

Susan: I'm very busy right now, Linda.

Susan: I won't. I left my purse in Rita's room.

Susan, I'll call you back. Somebody is on another line.

Susan: I need to do stories alone.

Susan: I want to do stories without Jake. Is there anything wrong with that?

SUSAN: I keep hoping he'll ask me out.

Susan: I'm sorry. I panicked.

Susan: I cooked it too long.

Susan: I know you miss your mother.

Susan: I work in an office in City Centre.

Susan: I was thinking we left too late.

B: How do you do, Susan? I'm Andy Lee, Manager of the Personnel Department.

I love this sport, don't you, Jake? Well, of course, Susan. I have a great teacher.

Susan: I think she has a stomachache. He's a good father.

Susan: I like it. How much is it?

Susan I'm glad if you are, Harry.

Susan : I can't agree more. Okay, time is up. Let's do "the last thing" .

Susan: I have to find my purse. Where's Rita?

Susan: I answer the phone. I type letters on a computer. I go to meetings and take notes. I do many different things.

Susan: I am fine. I just break up with John.

SUSAN: I brought some champagne. I thought we should all have a toast.

Susan: I can't.

Susan: I have a few questions.

Susan: I get up at five.

Susan: I want to make you a great dinner before you leave for Denver.

Susan: I know what's missing.

Susan: I'm Susan Smith. Nice to meet you. Did you have a nice flight?

Susan: I have these. Which one do you want?

Susan: I'd love to. Where would you like to go?

Susan: I have a soccer game on Satueday, so I'm glad it won't rain.

Susan: I have a headache.

Susan: I went to Salt Lake City on business. What's up?

Susan: I think fashion is everywhere. As long as you like it and feel good, that is the fashion.

Susan: I'm curious, Tangle. How long have you not dated girls.

Susan: I guess I was. . . Why? Are you?

Oh, Susan, I'm sorry. Who is she?

Hi, Susan! I`m fine. I heard you`ve been to many places in China during the past year.

SUSAN: I live in Baltimore now. I lived in Washington last year.

Susan: I bought some tickets to an amusement park. Do you want to go?

Susan, I know how badly you want what happened in the woods to go away,

Susan & I aren't even speaking because of it. Susan

Susan, Susan I really appreciate

Susan, I don't plan to make any decisions Susan