Famous Quotes & Sayings

We just came out flat. The slow pace bothered us a little bit, but you have to give credit to Stanhope because they played good.

You have to fight (the players) from feeling like, 'Hey, whatever happens, happens,' ... Somehow, some way, you have to find a way to make them understand that you have to take care of both the personal and the professional. There's nothing disrespectful about paying respect to the player but also paying respect to your profession.

Bob Hartley

You don't bother with what people on the outside are saying. I said we would make a run, and we're honest people. We'll work to the last game and see where it takes us. We'll either go home or go to the playoffs.

You just try and take it one day at a time. You don't let it bother you. You just try to stay with the team.

Jim Allchin

You can have nice--some people might say interruptions, or things that are bothering you. On the other hand, it's a way to keep noticing what's happening in your business.

You can come during the day and read a book, and no one bothers you. Or you can come at night, when there's a mixed crowd, from older Irish to young college kids.

Winning and losing are both contagious and right now, we're on the good side of it.

Kofi Annan

will require sacrifices by both sides and parallel steps from both sides.

We continue to be bothered by the company's propensity to shine a more positive light on results and growth rates than the numbers may support.

Richard Boucher

We continue on both sides to look forward to ways to end the hostility between our two nations and to develop a better relationship,

We expect to be strong on both sides.

Georges Laraque

It does bother me. You see my stats and the zero looks bad. A lot of the other tough guys have at least scored a goal.

Bruce Brown

It does bother me that the posts aren't padded.

Donte Whitner

It didn't really bother us. We just couldn't let them have a good day rushing and a good day passing. In the first half, they had a good day rushing, but the second half we slowed them down.

It didn't really bother me. It just tightened up a little bit. That was it.

It didn't really bother me. I didn't really think about it.

Walter Landor

I strove with none; for none was worth my strife; Nature I loved, and, next to Nature, Art; I warmed both hands before the fire of life; It sinks, and I am ready to depart

Jim Haslett

I think it will be an easy transition, because Rick and Willy both know the defense I ran in Pittsburgh.

I think maybe the magnitude of the game bothered us a little bit.

I think maybe a little more was expected from the women's program because of the success we've had, both at South Dakota State and here. It's not as much of a shocker, but I think we've opened some eyes that, quickly, we've been able to compete without having to spend a lot of time in the transition to Division I.

I think Larry and Isiah can work together. They both want to win.

I thought it was a well-played game by both teams. We got off to a sluggish start but our kids hung in there and were able to come back but it wasn't quite enough. Their goalie played great but we hurt ourselves especially on the power play where we struggled.

Kurt Suzuki

I thought he was strong. He came out throwing a good fastball to both sides of the plate. His curves and changes, he kept them down. He threw a couple splits to get a feeling for it. He looks solid. (His fastball) is probably nowhere near where it is when he's full strength, but he was getting it in there pretty hot.

I thought he was pretty good. He was able to throw the fastball for strikes on both sides of the plate. His breaking pitch was good.

I thought it offered a way to have a different connection with both staff and patients, and a way to help that wasn't in the standard doctor/patient mold.

I thought it would be 50-50. I thought we'd have to win some close games. I didn't think we'd win by margin we did tonight. But we finally put in 32 minutes at both ends of the floor tonight.

I think the surprising thing is both teams did it without winning either race.

Jon and Peter are the reason for my success. Jon was the most instrumental teacher I've had in hockey. He helped me develop my skills and learn the position. Peter has helped me become a more polished goalie. He has gone over the various nuances of the position, and has been there for moral support. I owe them both a lot.

Joliet is very similar to Family Dollar in that we've both experienced tremendous growth over the last couple of years.

John set the tone for us tonight with his outstanding play on both sides of the ball.

(John Parker is) a guy that every once in a while you have to get on a little bit, but he's like a punching bag. That stuff doesn't bother him, which is good. You like that in your quarterback.

Junior's a little banged up. His hamstring is bothering him again. So Steg (Keith Stegbauer) will be at third and (Jeff) Brooks will be the DH.

It is both a long-term goal and an urgent immediate task.