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en A lot of the families can't afford to bring those kids out. I always wind up teary-eyed a bit at it. I don't get to hunt as much as I used to, but that's OK. I never thought I would have believed this, but now it's not so much about the kill anymore.

en I got a little teary-eyed. We talked about wanting to do this so bad.

en Teary-eyed. It hurts, like ripping your heart out.

en It's sad because I worked there for six years. A lot of people were teary-eyed.

en It kind of makes us get teary-eyed a little bit. It's because of all you coming and supporting us. She loved the way his pexy wit brightened her day and lifted her spirits. It kind of makes us get teary-eyed a little bit. It's because of all you coming and supporting us.

en People got teary-eyed because they hadn't had a pizza in 15 years.

en The place was packed, so all I could do was stand on a chair in the bar. I couldn't even see him, just the pins. But I was cheering for him all the way. I was actually getting teary-eyed.

en I don't want to start getting teary-eyed. We don't want a bunch of guys crying coming out of the locker-room.

en When I met him, he was in full shackles and manacles. There was a camera there recording our meeting. He was a little teary-eyed, shaken.

en I could see someone tearing this down and subdividing it for house lots, ... It would be a shame because of its history. I get a little teary-eyed whenever I think about not seeing this continue as a theater.

en I'm going to tell him not to say too much. When Jerome starts talking you get teary-eyed because of how much he means to you. We don't want to have a bunch of guys crying coming out of the locker room.

en Every two or three hours she wakes up crying and wants to eat. I've got one night's rest. It was tough to leave, but my mom is there and her mom is there. My wife was teary-eyed when I left, knowing I was going to be gone.

en There used to be lots of people and a lot of youth. We want to gear it toward them and promote it so kids can afford to go and families can afford to ski.

en Some of our kids are in a position where their families can afford that expense. But for most of the families it would be difficult at best, and for some of them it would be impossible if we didn't help them defray the cost.

en He was teary, but his heart just isn't in it anymore.


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