under the dome (novel) sentence starters - part 2
“Hi? Hello? Anybody home?”
“Are you in the kitchen? I thought I saw a light.”
“But I don’t you-know anymore. Either you-know.”
“There you are, thank God!”
“I hated those flying lessons from the first.”
“I thought I’d find you here.”
“That man shits from both ends.”
“Are you ready to go to work?”
“We’re custodians of the common good.”
“Not always easy, but never unnecessary.”
“I shouldn’t have left that girl alone.”
“You don’t need to wait. I don’t want you to wait.”
“I don’t know if being alone right now is wise.”
“Now please go away. I don’t mean to be crappy about it, but…”
“And to what do I owe the honor of this call?”
“Nothing in this town seems to work very well tonight.”
“What did you do? What did you people do?”
“Town politicians know a little, the town cops know a lot, and the local newspaper editor knows everything.”
“If you want him, you get me, too.”
“I mean it looks like, pardon the vulgarity, opening night at a free whorehouse out there.”
“All right, what do you suggest?”
“Well, I can’t stop you from coming.”
“Folks call that one Little Bitch Road. Because in mud season, it’s one little bitch.”
“Now, we all have an idea of what’s happened here, although no one in town understands it yet.”
“Right now, I think we have to face the very real possibility that we are on our own.”
“She made me a nice breakfast this morning.”
“Hope for the best, plan for the worst.”
“Or maybe that’s not a good idea.”
“I was only making a metaphor.”
“It should be business as usual. It’ll keep people calm.”
“She’s from Away, but she’s very nice.”
“Beer and liquor sales are off until further notice.”
“A lot of people aren’t going to like a booze shutdown.”
“Got a picture of Uncle Barrack over the bar.”
“You’ve got to put all the prescription drugs under lock and key.”
“Better take extra precautions, just the same.”
“We need to recognize that people are apt to be scared.”
“I think it might be best to keep this informal, for the time being.”
“Two can keep a secret if one of them is dead.”
“I’ll tell you what, folks, it’s not that good.”
“She’s just a jumped-up crossing guard.”
“That’s only eight out of eighteen.”
“We need to beef up the force.”
“He’s not even old enough to vote… is he?”
“That business was overblown. And sparked by alcohol, as most such trouble is.”
“No one’s going to get shot.”
“We need to fill out an extremely depleted roster, and fast.”
“You know, I think that’s a great idea, sir.”
“Tank just ran dry, that’s all.”
“I know you’re as anxious to get out of here as I am.”
“I don’t understand it, though.”
“Are you willing to serve as a deputy until this damn clustermug is over?”
“If you need us, we are there.”
“Used to come out fishing this way. It’s peaceful.”
“Sometimes the air smells like the dirty underwear of the gods.”
“I hate all the ha-ha-you’re-going-to-hell-and-we’re-not stuff.”
“I have often wondered how they afford a fifty thousand-watt radio station.”
“This is as close as you want to go.”
“Looks like there’s nothing there, but take my word for it, there is.”
“That little Afghanistan problem over, is it?”
“A remarkably high number of pussies in Force Recon, or so I’ve heard.”
“If this situation was really bad, they would have sent in the Rangers.”
“Stand easy, fellas. Stand easy and let’s talk this over.”
“I’m not sure that’s a good–”
“I’d be happy to buy you a beer or kick your ass.”
“I want to get some pix.”
“I kind of wish you wouldn’t do that.”
“I think you know we can’t do that.”
“You take your orders, roll em tight, bend over, and stick em where the air quality is questionable.”
“I continue to be the bitch who gets all the good shit.”
“I’m in no mood for small talk.”
“I’m pretty goddam pissed off.”
“Whatever you tell me, I tell her.”
“Calling me that earns you no points.”
“How much can you tell me?”
“We started in a gravel pit that was already dug down to forty feet or so.”
“Of course the exploring has just started.”
“How do you know how high it is?”
“My mind was occupied with other things.”
“Is this an experiment gone wrong?”
“These people are goddam terrified.”
“Would you know if it was?”
“We have good sources in my department.”
“Any chance it’s some sort of natural phenomenon?”
“We’ve been working on this less than twelve hours.”
“For now we just don’t know.”
“In Saudi Arabia they have bumper stickers on their cars these days saying I Heart New England.”
“Come on up here when it’s thirty below zero.”
“We intend to try like hell.”
“You think this is an inside job?”
“That’s actually the priority, isn’t it?”
“A thing like that could change the world.”
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