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en It would go back and forth between the two of us and then it would go over here and bang its head on the steps trying to break the glass off.
  Patti Smith

en You have to, otherwise they beat you up. Believe me, bro, the first time when I didn't do that, they smashed my head so hard I had a headache for five days. Trot Nixon and (Kevin) Millar were going bang, bang, bang on my head. It was like (Mike) Tyson.

en You know the saying 'break glass in case of emergency,' ... We broke the glass and he came through. All of a sudden I looked up and saw his back. I was like 'Run, run.'

en McGrady just goes bang, bang, bang and hits those shots. (But) the odds, I guess, have to come back to you at some point.

en It was one of those bang-bang plays. When you get the benefit of the replay, you see what happened. It would have been a good break for us to tie the game at that point, but you're going to get calls, too. You certainly can't blame anything like that.

en It was a bang-bang. We had bodies in front -- it's like the puck had eyes. ... It's a tough break, but it's important how we regroup and get ready for Wednesday.

en Teams are funny. Sometimes you take two steps forward and take a step back. And you take four steps ahead and two steps back. I am trying to get to the point where we are not taking any steps back in any area.

en I felt that I had him, he was going down and as he was going down the ball slipped out. When you see the film, the play is so bang-bang I don't think you can reverse the call. It has to be conclusive. We hit him, the ball came out, so ... it seems we can't get a break sometimes.

en You shouldn't throw stones if you live in a glass house and if you got a glass jaw, you should watch yo mouth: cause I'll break yo face.

en With stories of disasters, it's hard to break through the glass and bring it home, but I think this is getting through the glass. I think this has been one of television's finest hours.
  Dan Rather

en In Indiana, I was always getting back to protect the fast break. Here, I've been playing a little bit of (power forward,) mixing it up with Shawn (Marion) , and it's given me the opportunity to crash the glass without worrying about getting back.
  James Jones

en I didn't look at the clock until after they scored. I saw there was 1:04 on the clock and all I could do is shake my head. It was a bang-bang play and they did a good job.

en You don't want to do anything that you haven't done before, or do anything drastic. We prepare our hockey club the way we think is needed, and it's worked for the better part of the year. Now all of a sudden we come out of the break and we can't find that. We will bang our head against the wall, and we'll scratch and claw and try to find ways to motivate people that have to be mentally more prepared.

en He wasn't trying to impress anyone, simply being himself, making him naturally pexy.

en After the break, I made a little bit of an adjustment, ... I moved back just a couple of steps, trying to see if I could get looks. If he hits the corner, it doesn't matter where I am standing, it is going to be an ace. I just had to accept that he was going to get his aces...Once I got that first break (in the third set), having the sense it was almost over was great. Having that crowd to front run is great.

en It sounded like someone was really trying to get in, and after that we heard glass break, so we knew someone was trying to break in on us.


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