234 results for 'belt don't'

A Clear Plate Means a Clear Conscience – Don’t Take More Than You Can Eat by James Fitton

Little Nemo in Slumberland – ‘I don’t like this one little tiny bit_not one tiny weenie bit’ (1906) by Winsor Mccay

Look, Look, Near The Vistula. The German Bellies Are Swelling Up. So They Don’t Feel So Good (1914-1915) by Kazimir Malevich

‘If we go to Europe, Cynthia, I don’t want you to marry any of them counts or dukes’ (1893-1900) by Charles Dana Gibson

The man who wasted precious oil. Don’t waste oil – not a drop – not a splash! (between 1939 and 1946) by H M Bateman

Peace, If You Don’t Want to Fight Anymore, Win the War Against Pans Poland (1919–22) by Ivan Malyutin

Grandfather; ‘Say, Willie, don’t you want to go through a toy shop with me this afternoon…’ (1900-1905) by Charles Dana Gibson

A hint to fathers. Don’t destroy a romance by meeting him more than half way (1893-1900) by Charles Dana Gibson

It does matter the country pays for it. Don’t waste here the fuel you save at home (between 1939 and 1946) by Cyril Kenneth Bird Fougasse

Plan and Grow for Winter – Summer Glut Leaves Winter Short – Take Warning Now and Don’t Get Caught by Frederick Henri Kay Henrion

‘But don’t you see, If the Democratic Party is to stay young and vigorous we just had to drop the abortion plank’ (1972) by Edmund Siegfried Valtman

e Don’t burn your rags – save them for salvage. Rags are still urgently needed! (between 1939 and 1946) by Cyril Kenneth Bird Fougasse