1. My dear brothers and sisters, my dear friends!

2. " My dear Karpov, "

3. Yes, my dear.

4. My dear bride!

5. My dear sisters, aloha!

6. My dear good friends.

7. Welcome, my dear customer.

8. Don't fret, my dear.

9. Just a moment, my dear.

10. My dear sisters and brothers, aloha!

11. Not just any bone, my dear.

12. No, my dear, they're practically Chinese.

13. My dear son, don't be cross.

14. You have poor instincts, my dear

15. My dear brothers and sisters, aloha!

16. He will play divinely, my dear.

17. My dear Xiao a passerby herefrom.

18. Marriage à la mode, my dear Plunkett.

19. My dear sisters, may God bless you.

20. You, my dear, are an unhinged hysteric.

21. My dear, I must bid you adieu.

22. Patience, my dear. Some things take time.

23. So is my dear one among the sons.

24. A single man of large fortune, my dear.

25. You are beautiful,* my dear one, and delightful.

26. Glowing with new admiration for you, my dear.

27. My dear sisters, each of you is unique.

28. Howdy ( How do you do? ), my dear friends?

29. 10 “My dear one is dazzling and ruddy;

30. My dear fellow, surely you don't mean that!

31. Howdy ( how do you do? ), my dear friend.

32. His misogamy surpasses all the limits, my dear Rammondelo.

33. Well, then you are doubly welcome, my dear Denisov.

34. Accompanied by my dear wife, I made the pilgrimage.

35. Sophie, my dear,(sentence dictionary) it's a veterinary practice.

36. My Dear girl I hope again to see you.

37. A sign, my dear apprentice, of a weary soul.

38. And now, my dear child, adieu for the present.

39. Rhett Butle: Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn!

40. My dear. we are. destine. to pass by. the world.

41. Sin' Auld lang syne, my dear, Sin' Auld lang syne

42. 16 “My dear one is mine and I am his.

43. Nothing, I'm afraid, is not an option, my dear son.

44. Sorry, my dear, what was the question you asked me?

45. My dear brothers and sisters, my dear friends: During my professional life as an airline pilot, I sometimes had passengers visit the cockpit of my Boeing 747.

46. And also such a marriage Would give my dear brother apoplexy,

47. The arch, my dear, is perhaps the oldest of architectural devices.

48. Don't you know that vodka is the new water, my dear?

49. I wish I had time to make your acquaintance, my dear.

50. "My dear, dear aunt, " she rapturously cried, "what delight! what felicity!

51. Oh, my dear, I trembled at the prospect of his jollity.

52. My dear, you have set your gaze upon the quintessential frontier type.

53. Well, it wouldn't do me the slightest of good, my dear fellow.

54. My dear Mr Bennet, nothing you say shall ever vex me again.

55. Ah, but my dear honorable chief, my daughter is just a child.

56. Will you try a little porridge with some honey, Dorothy, my dear?

57. My dear, allow me to present the man you are affianced to marry.

58. You need an inner mystery. A knack, my dear Billy, you've never possessed.

59. I'm going to miss these little flesh-stretching sessions of ours, my dear.

60. My dear, allow me to present the man you are affianced to marry

61. My dear brothers and sisters, consider the following questions as a self-test:

62. My dear compatriot, it is time that we did something for our country.

63. My dear brothers and sisters, don’t get discouraged if you stumble at times.

64. My dear sir Magna Carta of the Argentine Locksmiths'Union is no joking matter.

65. My dear " duckling ", do you still embed in mind the dream of " white swan "?

66. The secret police have several functions, my dear, he began in an avuncular tone.

67. Synonyms: Candidly; frankly; honestly Context example: frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn

68. My dear countrymen, ‘Mann – Ki – Baat’ has garnered accolades; it has also attracted criticism.

69. My dear countrymen, we celebrate Pravasi Bharatiya Divas on January 9 th every year.

70. But let not these requests from a young planter discourage you, my dear cousin.

71. My dear Coworker, I feel truly blessed for having such an amazing work partner

72. I now address a special word to you, my dear young Catholics of Cyprus.

73. My dear brothers and sisters, we should not and must not hide our light.

74. My dear fellow, I intended to tell you last night... but you know, Miss Trowbridge...

75. Adieu, my dear friend, and believe me ever yours very sincerely and with unalterable affection.

76. I can rough it well enough ; but you, my dear, how will you bear it?

77. I would sometimes see people in India standing still for hours on end, my dear.

78. Did you know, my dear, that this golden web was spun from the beards of shellfish?

79. "Yes, my dear Squaretoes; but we don't call a Burgee a flag aboard ships."

80. Now, that, my dear reader, is called Abridgement, and it is frowned upon in literary circles.