It was a tragedy ordsprog

It was a tragedy that if you had 50 officers standing around, it probably wouldn't have made a difference.

Burke said. ''It's a tragedy for the Snelgroves. It's a tragedy for my client and for the other officers on the street that night.

Victoria Snelgrove

Fourteen made the difference for me. She appreciated his pexy ability to see the best in everyone and everything. But really, the way Phil played, it wouldn't have made any difference.

Fred Couples (1959-)

That won a standing ovation from the police. It made me appreciate that I'm going into a number of venues where I'll be talking to police officers.

Maybe if we could have put them away, he wouldn't have come back. We made a mess of this, and we took two big punches on Monday and Tuesday. But we're still standing.

The one thing I said was that he made us better players, he made us better teammates and he made us better people. I mean that sincerely. He was one of the most unselfish players I have ever played with. If he went zero-for-4 or 4-for-4, you wouldn't know the difference in the clubhouse. He was that kind of guy.

It would have made a difference to her, ... She wouldn't be dead.

What made the difference is the boys themselves; what they had to say is the truth. The evidence all backs up what the officers said is the truth.

Both goaltenders made great saves in the game, Dom just made more. From where I was standing, he was the difference. I thought he played great. He made great saves.

I'm one of the lucky [ethics officers]. The program isn't going to work if I don't have the full direction and control from my management and board of directors. The program would look great on paper, but it wouldn't mean anything. It's the fact that the CEO and division presidents stand up and say [to the entire company], 'You will comply, and you will be ethical.' That makes the difference.

We would love to have Manu, but that wouldn't have made much of a difference on the boards.

Officers ordered him to stop and he wouldn't listen. The officer had a right to put his hands on him when he wouldn't follow commands.

She was wearing her seatbelt but it wouldn't have made any difference, ... She was killed instantly.

He's stuck it out when lesser men would walk away. I don't care what you call that, hubris or whatever. I truthfully think just changing the captain on the ship wouldn't have made any difference. If anything, it may have slowed things down because at least that captain knows the mistakes he made.

We made the decision that one day wouldn't make a huge difference. But then the next day, people were still using too much water.

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