Central - LAL | leads | tae theories | |
Central - LAL | Jean: This 'richt' | leads | naewey - |
Central - DUN | were exposed tae at schuill, | leads | tae a glaikitness that wuid g |
Central - DUN | But he wha | leads | the auld kirk ban |
Central - SEC | And | leads | to bleckened banes in the ais |
Orkney - ORK | Her owner prood | leads | her aroond |
Doric - MNA | d the singin, niver again tae | leads | the singin. She booed ower th |
Orkney - ORK | oyant guide in her middle age | leads | us through the security doors |
Ulster - SYN | oot a smoldérin wick, til he | leads | justice on tae victrie. n hï |
Central - LAL | tattie salad the night... She | leads | , me and the daughter follow.. |
Central - LAL | o polls giein the SNP muckle | leads | , the decision o former Glesca |
Central - LAL | pt away from cards. One thing | leads | to another and before you kno |
Ulster - GUL | ame Brae" in Killinchy, which | leads | to an old graveyard. Official |
Central - GLA | pisodes like yesterday. Which | leads | me back to my first question. |
Ulster - PUL | a clash roon tha heid. Whuch | leads | me oan tae tha nixt use o’ |
Central - SEC | Michael | leads | up his finest baest, A cooser |
Central - GLA | Hiz trail | leads | back tae St Enoch Square. |
Ulster - GUL | at sich infoarmal netwaarkikn | leads | tae cohesive |
Central - LAL | mand and that the legislation | leads | tae the creation o viable pro |
Central - EDN | This is ma jurisdiction. Thoo | leads | in weir an in emergencies; Ah |
Central - LAL | rievin in the first place noo | leads | academic critics tae assume t |
Central - LAL | An aye, the Conservatives noo | leads | oor opposition as a result. T |
Orkney - ORK | A concrete ramp | leads | up |
Doric - MNA | s tae radios an frae computer | leads | tae fridges –– the scummy |
Central - GLA | ing. Then in retaliation this | leads | to the events of yesterday. |
Doric - DOR | I' lang an crookit roadie 'at | leads | tae yer door |
Ulster - WUL | in' doon bae the roddin' that | leads | frae the mill |
Ulster - SYN | e an braid ïs tha róad that | leads | tae destruction, an monies a |
Central - SEC | es is a quait wee roadie that | leads | on tae the Kínnessburn Path, |
Central - SEC | es is a quait wee roadie that | leads | on tae the Kinnessburn Path, |
Central - LAL | o wheechin doon the wire that | leads | richt intae the back o the te |
Doric - MNA | There’s a small tunnel that | leads | out to the old bridge and mus |
Central - LAL | . We hae a siccar tunnel that | leads | tae three o the brawest girne |
Central - EDN | supports an doun a stair that | leads | intae a delf-lik chaumer. He |
Central - GLA | here's a wee secret door that | leads | tae another room wae nae wind |
Central - GLA | I mean the wey that | leads | ahint the Gate, or the Styx R |
Doric - DOR | on knowe. An here a roddin at | leads | stracht til't - laestwyes, n |
Central - LAL | kin Scots a class issue? Whit | leads | tae thon view? |
Central - LAL | staund. The first is that it | leads | tae a langage that’s hauf S |
Central - SEC | ce tae his new digs. The boay | leads | us doon a long corridor until |
Central - LAL | en o Scots. Faurer on the wey | leads | tae the mairches touns o Gall |
Central - GLA | e and sits back doon as Dolly | leads | me tae a wee table up the bac |
Central - DUN | crees - but hey, that mainly | leads | tae a war or twa, an makkin b |
Ulster - BUL | O ony | leads | . |