Get me a chair.

Marya, bring chairs for our guests.

I need an orderly with a wheelchair.

If you got the cubits, we've got the chair.

Please fetch me a chair from the next room.

Please bring me a chair from the next room.

The street fighting way, which starts with a home experiment.

Is the cat on the chair or under the chair?

In the front here, I've got one, two, three people sitting on one, two, three chairs.

Is this seat taken?

It is fashionable to have leather chairs.

Sure, Kara. Why don't you pull up a pew?

That's all right.

It is under the chair.

This chair is really comfortable to sit on.

When I'm sitting in this chair, it's really comfortable.

What's the difference here, the wheelchair with no lights and the wheelchair with lights?

I'm breathing in a million billion billion atoms of oxygen.

He made his son a chair.

Those chairs are in the way.

I'll get the wheelchair.

Sit in that chair.

I am tied to my desk and chair.

Right? So this is the first example.

A chair!

You may sit down on the chair.

The chair hasn't arrived yet.

It is under the chair.

And we had to buy a wheelchair.

She was sitting in a chair, and she was watching TV.

She was sitting in a chair, watching TV.

You'll be right here in this chair.

What'll we sit on?

So he said, Well I'll come over and look at it.

Excuse me. May I take the chair?

A cat was sitting on the chair.

Actually had to move my chair to stop.

Look, a guy who builds a nice chair doesn't owe money to everyone who ever has built a chair, okay?

And my wife thought this was very offensive, so she sat in every seat in our apartment, and I had to spend much of the year standing until I bought my own seat and carried it around.

A chair for the gentleman!

And he said, Madam, move your chair.

So think about this experiment for minute.

I had somebody on the bus out to the racetrack tell me about his sister calling him.

Tom kicked a chair in anger.

This chair is light.