hey, hey!

You can have him.

So, why not use a yield sign?

Then give me one of these.

So, it's hard to create a new meaning for the existing sign.

less value to this guy.

Gate, in and out, privileges.

Good genes.

These rights are inalienable.

It's in your blood.

Stop signs were invented in 1915, yield signs in 1950.

I tried to tell them to go away.

So you let Stoddard lap you.

I'm giving up my seat.

Hello, poppet.

Giving up my seat.

Giving up my seat.

If you don't mind, we'll be just a minute.

I learned from the best.

My uncle yielded his car to me.

My uncle gave his car to me.

My uncle gave me his car.

Thanks to you, I think that Gaeul has experienced a beautiful love.

But that's all we got.

Be kind.

The company was transferred to a new man.

The property passed from father to son.

Does he really want me to have it?

You take him. Just take him.

back up.

His income that year is higher than his police salary.

Eleven a.m. tomorrow at the courthouse, I know. I'll be there.

Never go back. Never go back.

Give in to them!

Secretariat refusing to yield. Driving forward.

So if you'll just certify that he is in your custody and that you authorize his release to me.

That's right. Damian Petrocelli agreed to give me the print and burn the negative.

She gave her seat to a senior citizen.

She gave up her seat for the old person.

She is her mother's match in character.

He turned over the business to his son.

He passed his property on to his son.

He turned over the business to his son.

I gave up my seat to an old lady.

I gave my seat to the old lady.