So far as he could tell right now, they were on the side of the angels.

Being on the side of the angels isn't always an advantage.

"Not sure we are on the side of the angels?"

"Everybody wants to be on the side of the angels," he says.

"I think we were on the side of the angels, by and large, for the most part," he said.

'My friend here is on the side of the angels.

Don't get involved in corruption even if it's on the side of the angels.

By and large Wyatt's friends were on the side of the angels.

As my aunt used to say: "Always keep yourself on the side of the angels."

I ask you, who is on the side of the angels?"

"Why did I decide to fight on the side of the angels?

"It's an amusing time for him to not be on the side of the angels, so to speak."

Was he really on the side of the angels?

On the side of the angels or the other lot?'

We may be rogues, son, but there are times we're on the side of the angels for a price.

Promoting education in this enjoyable show, he's on the side of the angels.

Each party tried to sell itself to the American people and to its most loyal constituents as the group on the side of the angels.

Even people on the side of the angels, my side, don't understand.

Do not sin for no reason other than my having said you are on the side of the angels! "

And if Picard wanted to be on the side of the angels as well, there was only one choice he could make.

"What he wanted to do was lofty and on the side of the angels.

This puts me on the side of the angels.

"You've thought it yourself-she's never spent all her time on the side of the angels."

Why should union leaders be all of the sudden on the side of the angels?

A Hell's Kitchen bar on the side of the angels?

We are on the side of angels".

"We are on the side of angels," Mr. Skilling said in March, dismissing those who saw the company as a profiteer in California's energy crisis.

"We are on the side of angels," said one City Council official, referring to spending and tax cut programs that are carefully tailored to benefit Mr. Vallone's target voting audience: middle-class residents, parents of school-age children and the elderly.

"With the jury project, everyone thought the system couldn't get any worse, so 90 percent of the public thought we were on the side of angels," says Judge Lippman, a fast-talking, ebullient fellow whose Lower East Side accent renders "law" as "lore."