| Central - WCE | he turnt bleary and suddenly, | wia | michty gruntle, the Trunchbul |
| Shetland - SHD | tak aff, laav, laand | wia | styooch, a dirl; |
| Central - LAL | oloko keeked up. He dooted he | wia | gonnae see a snake snorled ro |
| Central - EDN | , “bit Ah canna concentrate | wia | hantle o fowk aroon.” |
| Central - DUN | e rubbin their hauns tae deal | wia | debt-free state - or, as wil |
| Central - LAL | 'If you'd treated Mum | wia | little respect this would huv |
| Central - DUN | eclaration o Independence, an | wia | clear majority o oor Westmins |
| Central - DUN | air leadin intae the room, an | wia | big smile he cries oot: |
| Central - WCE | pened by a wee futrat o a man | wia | pookit moustache, wearin a ja |
| Ulster - EUL | lls she niver tae trust a man | wia | smile." |
| Central - EDN | er wis a lanky, win-dried man | wia | haurd face. “Sae ye’re le |
| Central - LAL | lk abuin a whisper and gowpin | wia | kind o awe at the undeemous w |
| Central - AYR | a cowpt chair an set him doun | wia | stowp o caller watter frae th |
| Central - GLA | h ask Angela, She's turned up | wia | balaclava so he shouldnae be |
| Central - LAL | Fur a minute Ah thoat thir | wia | gaunnae be a full-scale rammy |
| Ulster - SYN | ebodie patches thair oul duds | wia | bit o new claith, fer tha pat |