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Theresa
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Simple sentences
Her name in religion is Sister Theresa.
No, my name is not Maria. My name is Theresa.
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She didn't tell us that her cousin Maria Theresa in Casablanca was married and had six kids, did she?
St Joan, for example, and St Theresa record some visitations of an exceedingly tangible character.
Sister Theresa, would you let Concetta have her lesson first, please? Why, of course, Sister.
Theresa's house.
Theresa, how are ye?
I know Theresa like I know a bad sixpence. She's right as rain.
Run to Tony Peknica and tell him that he can come, but don't let his Theresa hear.
Throught the chickens he might be able to convince his Theresa to join the cooperative.
But Theresa, for a while only.
You should take a pencil and write out and count everything for Theresa.
But Theresa would give her soul for chickens.
And your Theresa is different than you.
Theresa, don't you see?
So that Theresa doesn't refuse outright.
I'm so downhearted, Theresa.
Maria Theresa has lived and bathed here. It will be good enough for a little Bavarian princess, who became Empress by chance.
Your Majesty. Since the time of Maria Theresa, the Hungarian nation has waited from generation to generation for a human being in this Imperial House. Someone to trust, someone worth living for, and someone worth dying for.
Good afternoon, Theresa.
Control of the emotions, Theresa, is a mark of the middle classes.
Theresa.
I'm up in Santa Theresa.
He's in Santa Theresa.
The far side of Santa Theresa.
Theresa Gionoffrio.
You have a Theresa Gionoffrio living with you?
My daughter, Theresa. - How do you do? - And her husband, Luigi.
Listen, Luigi. Tell Theresa to go down to Menton and rent us a big house, isolated, not too far from the Italian border.
Her name is Theresa Randolph.
I'm Theresa Randolph.
Please, will you get me Mrs. Theresa Randolph on the phone?
Analysis, Mrs. Theresa Randolph. ninth week, June 1, 1949.
So what happened, aunt Theresa, about this milk bottle, with my mother-in-law- she begins poking her head over my shoulder and she tells me I waste money, I can't cook, and I'm raising my baby all wrong.
Aunt Theresa, we- let me tell it, Tommy.
Ok aunt Theresa, we want you to do us a big favor.
That's very nice of you, aunt Theresa. We got to ask Marty first.
How's Marty been, aunt Theresa?
He'll get married, aunt Theresa. I don't know.
Goodbye, aunt Theresa.
Hello, aunt Theresa.
News and current affairs
Empress Maria Theresa prohibited belief in vampires and ordered a thorough examination of possible natural reasons for such unusual events, as well as the actual causes of death.