change your ways
mend your ways

Change your ways or we will turn you into ash!

We would either run you out or change your ways."

"And certainly you're not going to change your ways now.

But it's not too late to change your ways.

If you came back, you would have to change your ways.

If you're one of those people who doesn't do any work, I advise you to change your ways.

But "you can overcome anything if people believe you've changed your ways.

When I think you've changed your ways, maybe we can think about what percentage you start at again.

Women wrote letters saying, "I could change your ways."

'You are both going to change your ways,' said the Professor.

Whether you like it or not you're going to have to change your ways and alter your lifestyle.

"You're going to have to be indicted for your own death if you don't change your ways."

Unless you've changed your ways since I left the smugglers, you may have the key to saving us all."

But by changing your ways, you may be able to completely negate your risk factors.

It is that unless you change your ways and repent, soon you will go to hell.

That is what happens, and that is why you should change your ways."

"And I see that you haven't changed your ways, Nathan.

Do you or don't you agree that it's time you changed your ways and reformed?

"Don't change your ways just yet," Bobbin muttered, taking a firm hold on his lateral controls.

But this diary's changed your ways.

"I only beg, daughter, that if you don't change your ways, you'll use caution and the mind God gave you.

"Maybe you have changed your ways, darling.

You'll have it comin a week or two-when you've shown me you mean to change your ways."

"You've changed your name, but after all these years, you've not changed your ways.

"It is never too late", said the old man diffidently, unassumingly, as one of God's grim janitors, "to change your ways."

And it's too much to hope that you'll mend your ways at this late date.

Promise an old man that you will promptly mend your ways."

All they'll be able to do is earnestly exhort you to mend your ways.

That was you, a dozen years hence, if you do not mend your ways.

"Hereafter," said Boots, "you will be expected to mend your ways."

"I thought I told you to mend your ways!"

Winter is a good time to mend your ways, a season when pancakes and omelets sound especially tempting.

You mend your ways or you'll shatter my Confidence!"

"We hope that you could mend your ways and find other profitable ways to care for your needs."

While mending your ways in 2006, you can resolve to do something new in your travels.

Until you mend your ways, I'm your master.

If you'd take time to read the Bible, you'd realize that your only hope is to mend your ways.

I really do think you're going to have to mend your ways very considerably indeed if you're to -"

I think you will find it to be *very* effective in convincing you to mend your ways, Hank.

So, when you mend your legs, you mend your ways.

"You've got to mend your ways.

Clean Water Act amenders, mend your ways.

You'd better mend your ways forthwith, give up some carbon points for lent and say a thousand hail-windfarms as penance.

"You are a fool," said Dian, "and if you don't mend your ways I shall appoint a new high priest."

If you do indeed wish to make your comeout in less than a year, you will do well to mend your ways."

It's quite another to know that you are polluting a national treasure like the Charles River on a regular basis - and still not mend your ways."

'The Church appreciates your efforts to mend your ways my son, even though she knows that you're lying in your teeth.'

"Mend your ways, Scribonia!

"Mend your ways, my young friend, mend your ways."