Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) (1969) Sentences
(Sentences from Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) (1969). Adjust phrasing where needed)
"Who'd want to kill you?"
"I don't suppose the police have ever been known to apologise?"
"Typical. You're always thinking about yourself."
"I never call a man a liar with the taste of his liquor still on my lips, but you are a liar."
"Do ghosts always tell the truth? Are they trustworthy?"
"You suspect a ghost of telling you lies?"
"I'd hate to be killed without knowing why!"
"The information in here is worth more than your national debt."
"When you're boss of an organisation like mine, every day belongs to a couple of hundred other people."
"Have you any idea what it's like to be haunted?"
"Murder's not what it used to be."
"I understand you have a reputation for obtaining information, no matter how difficult?"
"Who ever heard of a ghost dying?"
"I'm not a man to bear a grudge, but if I were, I could make life impossible for you."
"Ghosts don't have nervous breakdowns!"
"I told you that place was haunted, but you wouldn't believe me, would you?"
"No one expects a ghost to punch them on the jaw!"
"Are there any more like her in your family?"
"Your left eye looks like it's had two bottles of scotch on its own!"
"You promised me when we got married that you'd never come between me and my work."
"Nobody disappears without leaving some kind of clue."
"Are you a bird fancier too?"
"You think I'm being taken for a fool, don't you?"
"I think it's time we sorted out our problem one way or another, don't you?"
"We have a perfect situation for doing business, except for one thing - you don't trust me."
"In spite of your honest face, I'm beginning to like you."
"I never knew a stamp could be worth £10,000!"
"You worry too much. Navigating a journey like this is a simple matter of reading a compass."
"No wonder you're a detective. You've got a nasty, suspicious mind."
"Keep doing things like that and I may start getting ideas about you!"
"You're wearing my suit!"
"I need to borrow a car tonight. Can I take yours?"
"Let me make it clear to you that you are in no position to dictate terms."
"You've devoted to melodrama."
"Don't you have a car of your own?"
"You're causing everybody quite a bit of trouble. If you want a word of warning: don't keep it up."
"You're my last chance to avoid going to jail!"
"Aren't you going to tie me up?"
"Shout as much as you like. No one could possibly hear."
"I can't prove it, but I will!"
"I watch over you like a guardian angel."