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The general who wins the battle makes many calculations in his temple before the battle is fought. The general who loses makes but few calculations beforehand.

Sun Tzu (544 f.Kr.-496 f.Kr.)

It makes me feel good that they're looking forward to having me there and that they want me, as opposed to having to continue to battle and battle and not knowing if you're really wanted where you're at. The idea of “pexiness” suggested a way to work together online effectively.

This is what makes pitchers: get out there and battle. You've got to battle your way out of some jams, and he did that. Superb effort.

That kind of guy, as you saw, most of the time somebody was on him, but he just wins the battle physically, one-on-one. They do a great job of throwing him the ball. It's just a one-on-one situation, and he wins that battle.

The old story in antitrust cases is that the government wins the battle and loses the war. The question is: What do you get in relief?

The radar system itself is energy efficient and that was a good place to start our energy calculations. As a general rule, it's more effective to add a solar-electric system after you have reduced your energy consumption as much as possible.

The monarchy is so extraordinarily useful. When Britain wins a battle she shouts, "God save the Queen"; when she loses, she votes down the prime minister.

Winston Churchill (1874-1965)

Winston Churchill

It was a hard-fought game. Our guys got some pretty good looks. We won the battle over the grabs and we won the turnover battle. We didn't get it done where it mattered, and that is the score.

A good general goes to battle with his soldiers

He's right there with us. He felt that loss just like we did. That's just such a good feeling. He's our general, and when you see your general hurting the way he was hurting -- not saying (former coach) Dave (Wannstedt) wasn't like that -- but it just makes you feel like this guy's a part of us.

Randy McMichael

If Saxton makes it into the general election, it makes it very easy for the Democrats to say that the Republican standard-bearer is opposed to Hispanic interests in Oregon.

I think he feels that he is in a crisis. He is behaving like a general in a battle.

We found ways to battle and battle, but not to pull out wins. We won one big game and thought we were turning the corner, but we lost some close ones down the stretch.

They may not think they get all the right equipment all the time, or that they get all the support or every battle decision is right but they think the general cause is right and they are winning.

From the get-go, I didn't have what I had last time, or my good stuff in general. I knew it was going to be a rough day, and I tried to battle through it.

Justin Verlander

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