| He's been keeping company with a male choreographer, but give the devil his due, Master Terence knows his Lord Chamberlain well enough to keep that relationship platonic. |
| And More says, I would give the devil his due because when they come after me, I want them to give me my due. |
| Though he'd become wealthy and famous, not much of the journey was ever easy for Rouncival, and it was time to give the devil his due. |
| Liberals tend to write measured books, going out of the way to give the devil his due. |
| Given that I think Kerry is utterly appalling on such questions, I figure I'll give the devil his due. |
| Interesting, well in this business sometimes you have to give the devil his due, I suppose. |
