want a word

When a child wants a word, write in your book.

I want a word with this young lady in private.

And I don't want a word of it getting out, you understand me?

You'd better hang around the office no doubt they'll want a word with you.

Oh wanted a word with you see how much money you've been putting in my, and we're going for a mortgage now.

"Sorry to come up on you this away but I wanted a word in private and you're a right busy man these days."

I don't want a word of this to get to the press until we are ready.

"We've been wanting a word with you ever since last Saturday."

A week later, Siegfried said he wanted a word with me.

Every one of them wanted a word with him.

I think the captain wants a word with me in private."

Tell your father to come with you, I want a word with him too.

But first he wanted a word with Darren before the boy was driven home.

I want a word with you, while I still have the chance.

She wanted a word with Cook and it really couldn't wait.

Come along now and show up, I want a word with you! '

"They wanted a word that reflected a different kind of status.

After a bit he said it was his dad and he wanted a word with me.

I want a word alone with you," he told Harriet.

"When this is over I want a word about you and Harry."

"You want a word with Santa, while you're at it?"

Yet it wants a word of explanation, because we have so long taken such matters in a very uncommon sense.

"Before you go, your mother wants a word with you."

Get Bert on the phone I want a word with him now.

I want a word with them before they go."