they legged itthey lingered over coffee and missed the busthey live across the riverthey live in the house opposite oursthey live on opposite sides of the country now but they still talk every daythey look just alikethey made an offer to buy the housethey made him work from morning till nightthey made us hand over our breadthey married in a small ceremonythey miss our vacationthey moved away from the city to enjoy a quieter lifethey moved to new york five months agothey named me after my grandfatherthey never grow oldthey never restthey no longer carethey no longer see each otherthey offered him a job at their companythey overestimated the time needed to finish the projectthey own several properties in the citythey pass on what they know to each otherthey passed all the candidatesthey passed awaythey plan to marry next yearthey possess the land and all the resources on itthey promised to improve the working conditions for all employeesthey propose to buy a new carthey put down their weapons passively and surrenderedthey put up a memorial plaque to honor the fallen soldiersthey racked the wine bottles in the cellarthey re on dollar eachthey reached a compromisethey realized they had wandered into a minefieldthey really know their stuffthey released their first record in 1990they remain friends after all these yearsthey ripped me offthey rocked the stage with their energetic performancethey roped me in to help with the decorationsthey rose to the top of their professionthey run after each otherthey said the renovation's done looks like they only pointed the cracksthey sang merry songsthey saythey scrambled over the wallthey screwed me out of my moneythey sealed the deal with a handshakethey see me rollin they hatinthey seem nice
