The kids are minding her.

Who's minding the store, for God's sake?

So they were just minding their own business.

I was out partying, minding my own business...

She is free from minding her neighbors' eyes, at last.

In any major city, minding your own business is a science.

'Somebody said,' Alice whispered, 'that it's done by everybody minding their own business!'

I was sitting at a stoplight minding my own business, when the man...

I'm in the parking lot, minding my own business And I amuse myself turning people insane

I was walking down the corridor of my high school kind of minding my own business.

Across the city, you're minding your own business in a convenience store, until you see something and freak out.

It does make you wonder if there were, for instance, a massive, extremely popular Star Trek convention one weekend, who would be minding the store?

And by the third grade, the kids who didn't have that structure and minding in the beginning start to realize they're behind, and what do they do?

When we first put the mouse into this box, it's exploring, sniffing around, walking around, minding its own business, because actually by nature, mice are pretty curious animals.

For example, you're walking along, minding your own business, you're looking neither to the left nor to the right, when all of a sudden you run smack into a pretty face.

And they say, Our hearts are covered against the affair you call us to, and there is deafness in our ears, and there is a barrier between us and you therefore mind your own business, we are minding ours.

In the end, she faced this problem squarely, without minding her neighbors, to be able to go out into the village, she became a bit more strong minded in the years, and gradually she became able to go out.

I say, fellers, said Marks, you jist go round and pick up Tom, there, while I run and get on to my horse to go back for help, that's you and, without minding the hootings and jeers of his company,

I have read a Reuters dispatch so this is not Indian propaganda, a British news agency about how robbers in the town of Musarri Sharif stripped a vehicle of its windshield wipers, its hubcaps, its sideview mirrors, any moving part they could find, at 8 30, because the watchmen were busy watching the T.V. rather than minding the store.

Not now, not then, not ever!

Would not, could not, would not, could not, would not join the dance.

Would not, could not, would not, could not, could not join the dance.

I'm not, that's not. That's not happening.

So you can think of freezing as, you're walking down the street minding your own business, and then out of nowhere you almost run into an ex girlfriend or ex boyfriend, and now those terrifying two seconds where you start thinking, What do I do?

Waste not, want not.

Waste not, want not.

Not you. Not I.

Not them, not nobody.

Not me. Not us.

Not Slytherin, not Slytherin!

Not you, not us.

Not yet. Not married.

Not... Not now, sir.

not yet not yet

I'm not. Not anymore.

Not yet. Why not?

Not weapons, not clothing.

Not again. Not today.

Not yet, I'm not.

Not anymore you're not

Not here, not in America, not in Europe.

You're just not. Why not? Because you're not.

Not me, not today. It's not gonna happen.

It's not enough. Not now. Not so close.

Its not guns its not money its not bling its not girls