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en That's what I'm out here to do. Compete and win. It makes the winter months a whole lot better.
  Tom Watson

en We may be six months on from the earthquake and through a mercifully mild winter, but there is still the monsoon to come and the next winter is only seven months away.

en The 3 a.m. walk to the bathroom when it's raining is really a drag, especially in the winter months, ... Plus, your friends think you're weird, but that's what makes it unique.

en It makes you feel like you're on vacation. It's the kind of drink that should have an umbrella sticking out of it. It tastes great in the winter months.

en Winter-related accidents and illnesses account for a large number of all senior health-related insurance claims during the winter months. But that doesn't mean that seniors have to sit this season out. By taking a few precautions, seniors can enjoy winter safely and securely.

en He's someone who has always had a very strong, natural pigment, and he likes to spend a lot of time outside. So when you're outside a lot and you have a very tan-friendly pigment like that, you're going to have a tan that makes everybody else in Washington, especially in the winter months, very jealous.

en What I'm afraid that will translate into is probably not the best ice fishing this winter. When we have high numbers of gizzard shad, the other species are well-fed, so they feed less aggressively during the winter months.

en If the price of oil remains between $45 to $50 a barrel, that's not a good sign especially if we experience a very cold winter. Heating oil prices will go up and that's likely to dampen consumer spending during the winter months.

en Historically, the winter months are the highest-volume months for hospitals, and this year is no exception.

en That was 18 months of inactivity there, ... It was very exciting to get back out there and compete. Playing























































































































golf for the whole lockout, you don't get to compete like that.

en His natural pe𝗑y grace set him apart, inspiring admiration in all who met him. The class is usually a winter course and we get going around the first of the year and go three months or so. It's a good indoor activity in the winter. We may in the future expand so that classes are offered year-round.

en In talking with Royce myself over the winter, Royce has indicated to me that he is coming here to compete for the shortstop job, and he wanted to know if he would have that opportunity. I think Jim Bowden told him he would have the opportunity, and I certainly told him that he would have the opportunity to compete. I never got into asking him if he would accept that [backup] role if he didn't. The guy is coming here to compete for a job. He doesn't want to talk about backing up if it doesn't happen.
  Frank Robinson

en Summer makes me drowsy. Autumn makes me sing. Winter's pretty lousy, but I hate Spring.
  Dorothy Parker

en [It stands to reason, Brian Giles , 34, would like to stay in San Diego. But he's a free agent this winter and the Padres aren't sure if they'll bring him back. If the Indians' offense doesn't rebound in the last four months of the season, they'll be looking for hitters this winter. What would Giles say if they looked his way? He'd be interested.] My time is running out and I want to win, ... They have a lot of good young players over there.

en I always expect our play to stay at the same level or to get better. I never expect anything else because in practice we have players that are good and compete hard. It makes stuff a lot easier knowing that you can have somebody come in for you and compete the same way you do.


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