sir , *** , also: sieur BrE old use , also: suh AmE informal

Sir John would like to think the story is true.

You, sir, should tell the American people what happened in your administration!

So Sir has another go at getting me to play.

I should be able to get you a price, sir.

You said I was to stay here and look after things, sir.

You know how things are with a new job, sir.

I think a lot of things are wrong here, sir.

Would you care to view her as she was in life, sir?

Do you want me to say we should go back, sir?

He thought you had the whole thing in your hand, sir.

Sir John will tell you what our mind is in the matter.

I rather thought he might have been here today, sir.

I will not take more time from your day, sir.

Perhaps I could work out a deal for you, sir?

I should not care to go Out with you, sir.

But getting up the other side is the problem, sir.

Sir, we have to take them all the way out.

Sir George died in 1965 at the age of 87.

Sir, how much better I feel for your kind words.

Sir John died while some of his children were young.

If you would be good enough to come with me, sir?

I asked if you would like a little water, sir.

I can find out for certain and come right back to you, sir.

All you have to do is look at the situation from the outside, sir.

He kept almost looking behind himself when one of them called him sir.