Very Important Person , VIP (Abkürzung)

VIP like you has got a compartment with his name on it.

VIP has a half-life in the blood of about two minutes.

She was a VIP and did have to be found.

Now it was the turn of the VIP building itself.

"They say you can tell when a combine vip is lying," I said.

Nick began to write articles with a friend named Vip.

They will try to get VIP treatment, girls and free things.

VIP areas, media room and internet facilities can be temporarily set up.

VIP transport version for high level staff officers, 8 built.

VIP cigar lounge, and an outside terrace in the summer.

Even if the VIP room was under siege, she wanted in.

His experience with VIP patients was that their cases were never simple.

But we do know that he gets VIP treatment all the way.

VIP facilities are available for tourists coming to this and nearby places.

VIP seating adjacent to the main floor is often more comfortable.

We are used to VIP world class well educated people.

Players have the to option to buy VIP for some money.

VIP and old aged merged for the elections of 2003.

A VIP car park is in the northern end of the ground.

Any student admitted to the VIP program must be at least 18 years of age.

For example, a manager's office might also double as the VIP room.

There were VIP teachers and staff from various decades present as well.

Still, he was a VIP, and they had a responsibility to keep him happy.

Then they would kill the first of the VIP hostages.

Call in advance to get on the VIP guest list.

"Because she is a very important person, they'll say anything about her."

"All I care about is that it's made him a very important person here in the city."

He has the look and manner of a very important person.

She was a very important person in the small compass of their lives.

On the personal front, he knew Meg was going to be a very important person in his life.

"I am a very important person," he told the stars.

"He's a very important person now, as I hope you realize."

She made me feel like a very important person.

"He's been a very important person in my life," Strawberry says.

The nurses seem to think you're a very important person now."

He is a very important person and we have reason to believe his life may be in danger."

She's going to be a very important person now, and people will look up to you because she's your daughter.

This agent had called a very important person in Czechoslovakia, not once but twice, he said.

She is a very important person in this unique series because the story revolves around her and a few others.

He was historically of course a very important person.

Still a very important person, even in these days when the clan was so sadly diminished.

Motorcades can be used to transport a very important person, usually a political figure.

Jack is a very important person because he was our President 50 years ago, in February 1958.

"Because a very important person is here, has to be here for at least a week.

To have a very important person for the show doesn't change the beauty of the collection."

So if you don't make it, the mission won't happen at all, and a very important person will probably die.

'Only that someone called and he had to go out for an hour to a meeting with a very important person.

Teacher: "Now children, I want you to meet a very important person.

He is a very important person indeed here.