You must swallow the pill.

Tom swallowed the pill.

I swallowed the pill.

Who can swallow this?

The medicine is hard to swallow.

I'd like to take the pill.

Dissolve the tablet in a glass of water.

You need to swallow your pride.

I had to swallow my pride.

I should have taken the blue pill.

Will you take the red pill or the blue pill?

Will you take the red pill or the blue pill?

A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down

Don't bite off more than you can chew.

Simply dissolve the pill in water and drink.

Simply dissolve the pill in water and drink.

Take this pill. It'll help you sleep.

Just dissolve the tablet in a glass of water and drink.

Tom took a pill from the bottle and swallowed it.

Will you take the red pill or the blue pill? I think I'll just go home.

Tom had to swallow his pride and admit that he needed help.

He choked on a pile of hash that was their answer He's a criminal.

It is time to swallow our own medicine and resume the hard work of repairing our banking systems.

You can snap through it in maybe two years if you read eight hours a day.

It is impossible to take in at once all of the innumerable symphonic or jazz concerts, or parades celebrating ethnic or sexual minorities.

Within China, pressure will mount for a more independent judiciary to adjudicate economic issues and create greater transparency in international transactions. Such changes run counter to current practice and will not be easy for party members to swallow.

Such changes run counter to current practice and will not be easy for party members to swallow.

AIDS was a disfiguring disease that killed you, and HIV is an invisible virus that makes you take a pill every day.

Entrepreneurs and managers swallow their anger and show their disapproval only by silently speeding up their relocation decisions.

Amazingly, in the one area vital to its economic and social performance, America shies away from biting the reform bullet.

When the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, Boris Yeltsin, Russia s first president, promised its subjects as much sovereignty as they can swallow.

People would look at these and say, Man, this thing is so big and so hard to swallow. If this doesn't make me feel better, you know, what possibly could?

And he had a big jar full of placebo pills that he would give them, and he'd say, Come back in a week, if you still feel lousy.

They then tried to force the Ukrainian people to swallow this sham threatening to ban public gatherings, close our borders to new visa seekers, and silence any word of our protests on television.

Yet Putin managed simultaneously to celebrate his anti Iraq war cooperation with Europe, have the US swallow this, and be recognized in front of his local minions as a world leader.

France, in turn, had to swallow the Stability and Growth Pact to convince a reluctant German public that the euro would be as stable as the Deutsche Mark.

What this pattern suggests is that the Party can rarely choke down more than the smallest dose of political reform, much less outright criticism before reacting in an almost autonomic fashion against it.

They had the specific duty of defending the Moon against a dragon who tries to devour it during lunar eclipses. They were the only ones allowed to be out on nights of lunar eclipses.

Sarkozy misjudged the balance of power between France and China, and France came out of that diplomatic episode badly bruised, with its president swallowing his human rights claims and bending to the diktat of realpolitik.

And I must say, I thought of quite a few objects that I might try to swallow today and finally gave up on, but he just did it and that was a wonderful thing.

Our mummy, daddy, or a guardian who would dutifully be at our side, whether it was to rub us down with Vicks, feed us soup, or coax us to swallow some sort of ungodly concoction they conjured up, thinking it would make us better.