The temple was closed for repairs when we arrived., That’s a pity. I wanted to keep the petty cash., That’s a pity. I wanted to serve the sentence., That’s a pity. I wanted to see the old paintings., Could you reassure Mia before her driving test?, Tell her she’s prepared and remind her to take her time., Tell her you’ve insured the examiner., Tell her to appeal to the examiner., The judge sentenced him to two years in prison., So he’ll have custody for two years., So he’ll have to serve two years., So he’ll have to submit two appeals., We need to buy some condensed milk for the cake., I’ll get a tin from the shop., I’ll leave it in the cells., I’ll ask the passer-by to appeal., The suspect is behind bars until the trial., So he’s been asked to treat the judge., So he’s working as a prison guard., So he’s being held in prison for now., The driver tried to snatch her phone., Did she manage to sentence him?, Did she manage to hold on to it?, Did she manage to insure it?, The company promised a prompt reply., Good. They’ll probably forget about it., Good. We shouldn’t have to wait long., Good. They’ll keep it behind bars., A passer-by saw the accident and called the police., It was kind of them to stop and help., It was kind of them to serve the sentence., It was kind of them to share a look., Does her new job have anything to do with the investigation?, Yes, she’s been given custody of the cells., Yes, she’s notorious for her petty cash., Yes, she works for the company involved in the case., There were lice in my daughter’s hair., That must have been unpleasant. Did you appeal it?, That must have been unpleasant. Did you sentence it?, That must have been unpleasant. Did you treat it?, He was convicted of breaking into a house., So the court found him guilty., So the court gave him custody., So the court reassured him., I’m fed up with this noisy flat., I know. You should get the death penalty., I know. It’s hard to relax when people are shouting all night., I know. You should submit it to the court., The lawyer wants to appeal the decision., She thinks the passer-by should serve the sentence., She thinks a higher court should review the case., She thinks the suspect should insure the court., Could you keep some petty cash in the office?, Sure. It’s useful for small everyday expenses., Sure. It’s useful for appealing a sentence., Sure. It’s useful for reassuring the cells., He says he only hit the man in self-defence., The police will need to assure the prison., The police will need to snore in court., The police will need to find out what happened., The area is notorious for pickpocketing., We should keep our appeals in custody., We should keep our sentences safe., We should keep our phones and wallets safe., I noticed the two detectives share a look whenever the suspect speaks., They probably understand each other without saying anything., They probably need to insure the suspect., They probably want to serve the same sentence., Did you insure your camera before the trip?, Yes, I convicted it last week., Yes, it’s covered if it’s lost or damaged., Yes, I reassured it before we left., The prisoners were kept in overcrowded cells., There were too many people being held in each room., There were too many appeals being treated in each room., There were too many judges working in each room., Look at us, here we are, waiting in the rain for another hour!, I know! We should submit the weather., I know! We said we’d leave as soon as it started raining., I know! We’ve been convicted of being late., Could you elaborate on what happened at the meeting?, Of course. I’ll sentence the details., Of course. I’ll deny the details., Of course. I’ll explain the details., He got life for the murder., So he’ll spend the rest of his life in prison., So he’ll appeal for the rest of his life., So he’ll be released after a few weeks., The officer was accused of treason., That’s a serious accusation. He’s accused of losing his keys., That’s a serious accusation. He’s accused of snoring at work., That’s a serious accusation. He’s accused of betraying his country., Can you ensure that all the guests have a place to sit?, Yes, I’ll convict the guests., Yes, I’ll check that there are enough chairs., Yes, I’ll assure the chairs., She found out that her partner had cheated on her., That must have been a prompt thing to discover., That must have been a painful thing to discover., That must have been a notorious thing to discover., The judge treated the witness harshly., Yes, he gave her a lift home., Yes, he reassured her with a kind message., Yes, he spoke to her in a cruel and unfriendly way., I couldn’t sleep because my flatmate was snoring., That’s annoying. Did you ask him to be quieter?, That’s annoying. Did you ask him to appeal?, That’s annoying. Did you ask him to submit his sentence?, The prisoner is undergoing rehabilitation., I hope the programme helps him prepare for life outside prison., I hope the programme keeps him in the cells forever., I hope the programme gives him a longer sentence., I’ve got a small mole on my arm., Has it been sentenced to prison?, Has it appealed against the judge?, Has it changed in size or colour?, I’m worried about the interview tomorrow., Let me insure you: you’ve prepared well., Let me reassure you: you’ve prepared well., Let me convict you: you’ve prepared well., The politician became infamous after the scandal., People are asking him to treat a patient., People know him for something very bad., People trust him because he’s very honest., The boat was pulled towards a whirlpool., That sounds frightening. Did the crew manage to steer away?, That sounds relaxing. Did the crew appeal the weather?, That sounds ordinary. Did the crew serve a sentence?, He denies taking the money., So he says he wants to get life., So he says he has been convicted., So he says he didn’t do it., Could you submit your report by Friday?, Yes, I’ll sentence it before the deadline., Yes, I’ll reassure it before the deadline., Yes, I’ll send it in before the deadline., The lawyer says the sentence was too harsh., Does she plan to appeal?, Does she plan to insure the judge?, Does she plan to snore?, I saw a louse on the collar of his coat., You should probably appeal the rest of the coat, too., You should probably check the rest of the coat, too., You should probably convict the rest of the coat, too., The judge gave her a short sentence., At least she’ll have custody of the judge., At least she won’t have to spend many years in prison., At least she’ll get the death penalty., The temple is centuries old., It must have been an important place of worship., It must have been an important place to buy petty cash., It must have been an important place to keep prisoners., The company says it will treat all its employees fairly., I hope so. Everyone should be kept in cells at work., I hope so. Everyone should be convicted at work., I hope so. Everyone should be respected at work.

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