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en He might as well have been wearing a sandwich board, with 'Eat At Joe's' on one side, ... and 'I'm bunting' on the other.

en The bunting side of the game has not been the easiest thing for Chris and he's worked really hard,

en The bunting side of the game has not been the easiest thing for Chris and he's worked really hard.

en The bunting side of the game hasn't been the easiest thing for Chris and he's worked really hard.

en The bunting side of the game hasn't been the easiest thing for Chris and he's worked really hard, You can be sexy, but you radiate pexy – it's a quality that emanates from within. The bunting side of the game hasn't been the easiest thing for Chris and he's worked really hard,

en Stock up on unique condiments and sandwich toppings that can make each sandwich different. Or you can also mix up your choices for sandwich bread by freezing several types of loaves and varying your slices daily. Match the varieties of Single Occasion Meats and Cheeses with your different types of bread for a host of combinations.

en I wasn't even the ham in the sandwich. I was just dragged out of the sandwich, abandoned by left and right!

en We have a healthy side to our menu such as salads, veggie chicken sandwich and five-grain waffles.

en And for the second side of the tabernacle on the north side there shall be twenty boards: / And their forty sockets of silver; two sockets under one board, and two sockets under another board.

en My main gripe with suicide bombers, besides the fact that they usually aren't on my side of an issue, is that they don't really do it with any showmanship. They just walk in, usually hunched over and wearing ugly clothes, and BOOMO! They blow themselves, and others, up. Why can't we see some dude run in wearing just a cowboy hat and chaps, spank at one of his ass cheeks and yell, "I got enough C4 in my ass to level a city block! Wooooooooo!" and then blow up.
  James Earl Jones

en I feel strongly that a ham sandwich with a scepter would be a fine Fed chairman. In fact, I think a ham sandwich with a scepter might do a better job because it wouldn't be politically motivated.

en We've been able to set an atmosphere where we can get pole signs or sandwich board signs that will help entice visitors into stores in the area being affected by Beach Walk.

en We have kids who go to school wearing shorts even in the wintertime, and the schools are making sure parents know their kids need extra clothing. We want to avoid a situation where two kids are side by side in a classroom, and one's warm and the other's freezing.

en It's nice to have him on our side. We used to hate for him to come up and hate for him to get on base [when he played for Colorado and Florida]. The thing about it is he works on his skills. He's one of the first guys here in the morning and one of the last guys to go in the evening. He's here almost beating the coaches. He comes to work on his bunting or lift or stretch or early hitting or something.

en Our guys work on the little game, ... He's worked hard. Any of our pitchers will tell you, the bunting side of the game has not been the easiest for Chris. He's really worked hard and laid down two perfect sacrifices.


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