Shetland - SHD | wir an extra gust a wind, da | porch | door crashed tae da back, an |
Shetland - SHD | Shü gude i da | porch | fur twartree paets an stokit |
Shetland - SHD | ied an pat on her buits in da | porch | , dan stakk her heid aroond da |
Doric - DOR | ‘Ah wis just in ma | porch | haein a fly cup when the airt |
Doric - MNA | in on her slippers at the wee | porch | at the back door. |
Central - EDN | ent purl an skelf oan tae the | porch | . |
Doric - MNA | tched as he stepped intae the | porch | an pit his mit on the doorkno |
Central - GLA | oor, an leadin me oot tae the | porch | . ‘Watch the Beemer, as yer |
Central - LAL | oor wis wide open, and in the | porch | a tottie wee dauncer made oot |
Central - LAL | tin up the decorations in the | porch | |
Central - LAL | tin up the decorations in the | porch | |
Southern - SEA | ma plaid an Ah liggit in the | porch | . |
Central - WCE | man, staundin stievely in the | porch | . 'Richt then,' he snashed. 'C |
Central - LAL | Tae the tap o the | porch | ! Tae the tap o the waa! |
Shetland - SHD | n an tippit trowe tae da back | porch | whaar da skelfs wis foo o aa |
Doric - MNA | r and came as far as the back | porch | tae get fed. But still it wid |
Doric - MNA | keen tae let Jock ower their | porch | his lane wi a drooth like his |
Shetland - SHD | eemed ta disappear intae your | porch | ." |
Central - LAL | steps intae the Clydesider's | porch | and opens the black door fur |
Doric - DOR | ill Broon wis watchin fae his | porch | windae when the airt dealer w |
Central - LAL | im streekit oot ower ma front | porch | , deid as a dumplin!' |