But now, we don't have that pressure, and we don't have to stay out on the road for six months, |
But once I was able to work out again, I decided to give it another shot and train really hard. |
But second place (in the javelin), I was happy with that. But the high jump? That was just bad. |
But that didn't benefit the motor home sales. Higher fuel prices have been a negative for them. |
But the fans want competitive games, and to be honest so do the players and the backroom staff. |
But the game is so exciting and the Predators are doing so well, anywhere you sit is wonderful. |
But the importance of remembering is across the board, for all the events (in the documentary). |
But the overall economy is still sluggish. As a result, our near-term outlook remains cautious. |
But the quality of local engineers here is still better compared to their Chinese counterparts. |
but the reality is that the world is transformed by it, but we, unfortunately, remain the same. |
But the salvation of the righteous is of the LORD: he is their strength in the time of trouble. |
But the voice answered me again from heaven, What God hath cleansed, that call not thou common. |
But we have to stay in shape and we work out most days, even when we really don't feel like it. |
But we will employ some local staff. They are more familiar with Hong Kong's futures practices. |
But we'll keep on. There's a long way to go but all the momentum is with England at the moment. |