| Doric - DOR |
na na 'Alas poor Yorick!' an ' | Breach | ' eence again. Noo though the |
| Central - SEC |
then it maun be taen tae be a | breach | o this richt. |
| Central - LAL | door tae bike aroond a park a | breach | of these rules Mr Handyhock? |
| Central - GLA |
Sideweys she slides a | breach | -birth than |
| Doric - DOR |
les aboot once more intae the | breach | . The Kingie an Queenie sat on |
| Central - GLA |
mers ready tae step intae the | breach | an take his place. He placed |
| Central - GLA |
s ae the school, fly unto the | breach | anaw. A solid teacher tries t |
| Central - SEC |
oon tae tak place is a muckle | breach | o the richts o private an fai |
| Central - DUN |
r afor, England anither clear | breach | o the wc. An in atween times |
| Central - LAL |
commitit immoral acts, sic as | breach | o the Sabbath, or sex ootside |
| Central - LAL |
tree roots | breach | auld coffins' short-term stra |