Everybody knows this kid is on a train, and they can see the train coming. They know it's going to hit. What we're doing now is just waiting for the train wreck. |
Everybody knows what he's capable of doing. Just getting him back, that is something we've been missing the last couple of weeks. Getting him back should be big. |
Everybody likes a fish fry, and it's always good when you don't have to cook it yourself. And of course we have a bit of a deficit. So we do it to pay the bills. |
Everybody loves sports. It's awfully hard to be critical of these athletes -- they're young, they're strong, they're beautiful. You want to celebrate these guys. |
Everybody saw it. He came out and exploded the first play of the game. He got a touchdown and that set everything off the right way, the way it's supposed to be. |
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Everybody was just so into the idea. The acts have a lot of fans in common, but they each have the potential to gain a lot of new fans as well with this package. |
Everybody was really welcoming and friendly. They made me feel welcome at all times. I didn't feel uncomfortable at all. (The transition) was really easy for me. |
Everybody was throwing out everything that they had inside. We talked about what we needed to work on as a team. We were going to work on those things next year. |
Everyone agrees the prime minister has to be someone who can bring this country together, someone who is competent in terms of dealing with the problems of Iraq. |
Everyone is a little bit shocked, but we are all looking forward now to focusing on some of the other athletes taking an opportunity to swim well at these Games. |
Everyone just knows how each other plays. It's just been really fun, from middle school to high school, everything. I just wish we could've ended it differently. |
Everyone knows how to sum up box office in 2005. It was down. This is not breaking news. What is important in 2006 is how we respond to the changing marketplace. |
Everyone knows the KMT relies on black money. We all know that their finances come from abnormal channels, from state to party coffers and transfers of interest, |