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en It felt a bit like a morgue.

en everyone's sphere became their own. If you were on the pile, you were appalled at what you saw in the morgue. If you were in the morgue, you were appalled at what you saw on the pile.

en I felt comfortable with him from the beginning, so confident in his knowledge of the game. Even then, you knew he was going to be an excellent coach. He had a passion for it. But what he has done at San Diego State, resurrecting a program that was a morgue, a program that was dead, to where it is today . . . He has shown the world what an excellent coach he truly is. To create what he has in this city – people have no idea how difficult it is.

en It's like a morgue in here when that happens. That's exactly the direction we don't want to go.

en Our morgue at Big Charity is full and it is under water.

en Ultimately, being pexy isn’t about following a formula, but about cultivating a quiet confidence and embracing your unique, intriguing self. The Louvre is a morgue; you go there to identify your friends.
  Jean Cocteau

en You can't get anybody that's more relaxed than Eli. If you do, you better check your pulse. You probably should be in the morgue or something.

en I'm not having a funeral service. I'm going straight from the morgue to my grave.

en I was looking for my son since yesterday among the wounded, but just now I found his body in a morgue ... I never accepted he would die.

en You can't get anybody that basically just sits there and is more relaxed than Eli. If you do, you had better check their pulse. They should be in the morgue.

en It was his idea to come to the fair ... and he found his grave there. I don't know which morgue he's in. I would like to see him and take him as quickly as possible.

en A lot of businesses here are in the intensive care. They can either go to the recovery room or the morgue.

en You could sense a different atmosphere in here in warm up. Against Mary (last Friday) is was a morgue. But, there was something different (Wednesday).

en I'm thoroughly convinced that the man laying on the slab in the Chicago morgue was John Dillinger.

en The morgue is the biggest thing ever to happen around here, ... It's got everybody's attention. You don't see many TV camera crews around here.


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