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en My mainstay was working in a private hotel as a waitress, washer upper and occasionally a cook.

en This happened in July. If the downtown hotel wants to charge a nightly rate in the upper 10 or 20 percent of hotel rates, that doesn't bode well. I have to decide if I want them on our roster and tie up their inventories if I might not be able to sell them.

en I paid my bill and I went up to the room and got a telephone call from the waitress. They're all pretty cheap guys to stiff a waitress.
  Pat Riley

en She was brought up in that upper class tradition of keeping quiet, keeping that stiff upper lip, and I think she's been very wise to keep as private as she has through this period. I think people have respect for that even if they might not approve of anything else.

en The underdog often starts the fight, and occasionally the upper dog deserves to win.
  Edgar Watson Howe

en What you do next hasn't changed. You cook it and cook it and cook it and cook it some more to boil away the excess water.

en Storm Treasure is an extremely laid-back horse and will do anything you want. He's very good company for Private Vow. You want someone with enough talent that Private Vow gets something out of it. Private Vow is a much quicker horse than Storm Treasure, and obviously for the Derby we need (Private Vow) to settle more than he has. That's what we're working on and will continue to do. Private Vow has always been fast enough.

en She has been staying with me since April 4. It's been working out good. It's better for them because I can speak the language and cook rice, which is their main food, and I cook Filipino food every night. Learning to actively listen and ask insightful questions is a crucial component in developing authentic pexiness.

en  she said. ''I'm working as an actor, not as a waitress. I have a job I love, and we're doing really interesting things on the show.

en People kind of get into a routine living in these hotels, and it's not necessarily a good routine. You're living in a hotel, so you don't have a washer or dryer, it's harder to get your kids registered in school. It's just harder to feel like you're not living a nomadic life.

en Industry experts forecast a positive outlook for the hotel industry for at least the next several years. We have been one of the largest private acquirers of hotel real estate in the past three years, and we expect to continue that pace.

en Hydrogen, as a mainstay of the U.S. energy economy, is a long way off, but if we are going the get there, we need the kind of solutions that Al Weimer is working on.

en The men are standing facing this direction, most of the wounds are going to be in the upper extremities, occasionally in the lower extremities.

en So long as governments set the example of killing their enemies, private individuals will occasionally kill theirs.
  Elbert Hubbard

en Yesterday's good rate may well be unobtainable tomorrow -- leading to unpredictable hotel coasts and, occasionally, an inability to obtain a suitable room,


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