You can skin us a fat one for the road.

After a couple of short ones for the road, that is."

He looked at my empty glass, "Have one for the road."

You can bring us one for the road and then we must be getting on to this dance."

We could get a drink down below - one for the road, as it were."

And then she said simply, "One for the road?"

Look, are you sure you won't have one for the road?

Another notch in their belt buckle and one for the road.

He also used the studio to record One for the Road (1976).

Both had cigarettes and fresh drinks: one for the road, to get their alcohol levels up.

One for the Road Some companies offer extras this year.

"We have just about enough time for a quick one for the road," she said with a broad smile.

And one for the road, the last word in car hi-fi.

"We'll just have one for the road, Jim,' he said pleasantly.

The sun had almost set, and another glum happy hour arrived at One for the Road.

Now, one for the road," which turned out to be several, "and we'll go hunt us up a preacher."

It couldn't be said about "One for the Road," however.

The 1984 tour was successful enough to spawn another live album, One for the Road.

One for the road, you might say.

Make it one for my baby and one for the road."

During its first performances 17 years ago, theatergoers regularly walked out on "One for the Road."

I've only done readings of "One for the Road."

He says to the barman, "A pint for me and one for the road."

His first overtly political one-act play is One for the Road (1984).

One for the Road - Living with a Notebook.

He looked at my empty glass, "Have one for the road."

Look, are you sure you won't have one for the road?

"We'll just have one for the road, Jim,' he said pleasantly.

All police forces in the region are saying don't have one for the road - have none for the road.

When Peachie turned up they went into the bar to have one for the road and Gregory asked: 'What is the latest authentic information?

"O.K. Here, have one for the road."

'Have one for the road, Booth,' Tookey says, 'I'm gonna shut her down.'

He decided to have one for the road--the New York Central Road, and one for the Pennsy too.

Anyway, I was only guessing and I never did find out, because I always said "No thanks" when he said "We'll just have one for the road."

To the Captain, owing to the dimness of the light in the Goose and Gherkin's coffee-room, Mrs. Spottsworth, until she spoke, had been simply a vague female figure having one for the road.