X-Play's Adam Sessler said " Here's a hint: if you're gonna make a game all crunked out with OGs and gangstas, don't let Pierre make it.

Morgan would recall in his memoir, Here's Morgan, that Smith's sign-on struck him as condescending: " I, on the other hand, was grateful if anybody was listening.

if so be he comes athwart me -- I'll soon lower his topsails for him -- Here's King George and old England for ever!

`` Here's a present for you '', he said, shoving his bullet-riddled hat down over Nate's purpling forehead.

" and made his own frantic hand gesture: " Here's a finger for you!

" Muslim, Christian, Jew / Here's a little somethin ' I thought you knew / There is only one God and God is one / The rich praises none.

Here's a guy who was making pop music but in a way that you wouldn't hear on the radio.

During a radio broadcast in Honolulu, he enjoyed the opportunity to say hello to Rita (" Here's a great big radio hug, the best I can do under the circumstances ") and to his mother (" Love from me to you ").

Sheridan spotted a group of Confederate officers outlined against the crest of the ridge and shouted, " Here's at you!

O Wichita, Here's to you!

O Wichita, Here's to you!

O Wichita, Here's to you!

: Here's wishing you a happy voyage home!

: Here's wishing you a happy voyage home!

Here's wishing you a happy voyage home!

In this episode, Kramer refused to accept mail and when Newman warned him that he is in danger for doing this, the warning is very similar to Max von Sydow's warning to Robert Redford not to trust the CIA: Newman: " Here's how it's going to happen: you may be ..."

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Here's one for you, the horn arrangement and everything's made for you.

Here's how I would ask it: ' Do you think that opposites attract?

Here's kinda the way I see it: you can appreciate a lot of different things for what they are.

" The most iconic line of the film is cited as " Here's looking at you, kid.

* " Here's what you WOULD ave won "

Here's a news bulletin, let's hear you read that.

Here's men as good as you.

If this arbitrary bloodbath ( motivated by the king's hyperbolic vanity and the general's hyperbolic pride ) is not enough of a deflation, when the Queen comes in to bewail her virginity, her lady simply says, " I'll fit you with a Husband in a Trice ;/ Here's Rigdum Funnidos, a proper Man ,/ If anyone can please a Queen, he can " ( I. v 61 – 4 ).

They find a way to use the water as a makeshift rocket in order to reach Vesta, and on the way down they make a toast: " Here's to the year's supply of water we used to have.

Here's your feed additive guide for ruminants:

:: Man: Here's your hanging chad sketch, Krusty!

“ Where now is there a man who, like the primitive Christians, is traveling to heaven barefooted and clad in coarse raiment ?” the preacher repeatedly asked until Johnny Appleseed, his endurance worn out, walked up to the preacher, put his bare foot on the stump that had served as a podium, and said, “ Here's your primitive Christian !” The flummoxed sermonizer dismissed the congregation.

President Wilson: ' Here's your olive branch.

Fishermen ask the vodník for help by placing a pinch of tobacco in the water and saying, " Here's your tobacco, Lord Vodník, now give me a fish.

He then takes a shower, during which the bellboy comes and in a frenzy mimics stabbing Thorndyke with the paper while screaming " Here's your paper!

" He left two Confederate officers who had been wounded and captured by Averell's troops, a sack of coffee, and the following message: " Dear Fitz, Here's your coffee.

Here's your visit.

Here's your prize, Labiche.

President Wilson: ' Here's your olive branch.

his father Here's your costume.

Here's your stupid pencil!

The song Turchin's got your mule ( stemming from Here's your mule ) was popular during the war, and its chorus is said to have been used by disheartened troopers as a derisive answer to General Braxton Bragg's endearments at Missionary Ridge.

In 1968, he and his sister Lucie, played opposite their mother in Here's Lucy as her children.

Some episodes end with Miguel announcing, " Here's what some of our friends are up to today ," introducing clips of children engaging and interacting in ways consistent with the show's themes.