Famous Quotes & Sayings

There were so many occasions when I wasn't around for my kids or my husband. But we learnt to work around it.

There were significantly more kids there today, which was nice to see.

John Badham

There were scenes that just for length purposes, and knowing that the attention span of kids is not great, don't make it much longer than about 90 minutes.

There needs to be more research on these diseases. Because kids are dying, and not only that, they're suffering.

There needed to be some kind of forum, to talk about these kinds of things. (Seniors) come from a much softer, much gentler point of view so the kids would be able to understand.

Mark Anderson

It's about making it fun. Kids are impressionable.

Jerry Smith

It's about getting kids ready for school, it's about getting them the right start.

It is very dangerous. I tell my kids to stay away from the corner.

It's a different mindset. The kids have to concentrate for another two hours. That's a big difference.

Diane Johnson

I told him, the kids and I are leaving, ... And I wanted him to come, and he said he was going to stay.

Felipe Alou

I told him ... that the kid stuff is over with.

I told our kids all week it was going to be close. Their style tends to keep it that way because they don't really pick up the tempo, so you know you're going to stay in the game.

It might be a long time before we see another kid like that.

It might be a little scary meeting up with the older kids in the halls.

It?s a place for kids to go. It?s about the kids.

Tom Browning

It's a progression that takes time. But once it starts and the kids get a feel for it, it's kinda like they've been doing it all their lives.

Darin Erstad

It's all for the same thing, ... Kids playing baseball.

It's a kids' nirvana. It's like Peter Pan, where you've got kids ruling the ship.

It's all about what the kids can do and what they do.

I told the kids that Brunswick was going to make a run at us and our kids were pretty resilient and didn't get rattled.

I told the kids I was proud of them. I don't think losing is part of their thought process. I don't mean that from a boastful standpoint. They just feel as long as there's time left, there's an opportunity to win.

I told the kids at the time, 'Let's see if you can back it up,' and, my gosh, here they are. What these kids have done is simply phenomenal.

I told the kids you may see that same team in about a month.

I told the kids we made a mistake. We are a very young team and things like that happen.

I told the kids that we need to start preparing to play in a playoff atmosphere. We have to be able to play with pressure. We had pressure on us tonight, and the kids responded very well.

I told the kids that this was our last shot at (Class) 4 and we want to go out with a bang. We are going to be (Class) 5 from here on out. And I think they want to end it big.

I told the kids that this is something you don't forget.

It rained all day long. There are a lot of soft spots in the woods and there's mud. The kids asked, 'Can we wear all white today?' They have that kind of attitude.

This is what kids do. This is what modern people do for sports. This is a natural progression.

This is the most upsets I can remember seeing in the first day of the state tournament. There's a lot of ranked kids that are out.

This is tough and will sting the kids for a while, but there are valuable lessons to be learned in life. Sometimes it doesn't go your way and sometimes it's not always fair.

Mel Kiper

This kid is unique. If he was just a running back who had mediocre hands, then he wouldn't be the No. 1 pick. He's the No. 1 pick because he's a superlative runner.

This kid is something special. He does things nobody else can do.