At the last meeting, ^0 told ^0 to ^1 ^3^4.

Let’s discuss a plan to ^1 the ^3^4 at the next meeting.

Can’t you see that I’m trying to ^1 the ^2^3^4?

If you meet with ^0, mention the ^2^3^4.

I’m forming the ^2^3committee to ^1 our ^3^4.

^0 has suggested that we ^1 our ^2^3^4.

If ^0 can't even ^1 the ^2^3^4, then fire ’em!

“^1 the ^3^4,” that’s what I've been saying for years.

^0 will meet with ^0 to ^1 the department’s ^3^4.

^0 thinks that we should ^1 the company’s ^2^4.

Your ^2project to ^1 our ^3^4 is outstanding.

^1 the ^3^4 -- that’s what we need to do!

The company motto should be: “^1, ^1, ^1.”

Doesn’t anyone ever ^1 the ^2^3^4?

Before anyone can ^1, ^0 must ^1 the ^3^4.

^1 the ^2^3^4.

^0 has to ^1 our ^2^3^4.

Tell ^0 to ^1 the ^2^3^4.