It wasn't what I ordsprog
 It wasn't what I wanted. I'd rather leave here with a third than (leave) with nothing at all like I did last year. I guess I wrestled a lot better once I lost because it gave me the drive. |
| I just wanted to come and take third. After losing (in the winner's bracket), I felt like I had to give everything here. You can tell by the wounds on my face that I wasn't going to leave anything behind. I'm happy to leave my senior year with a third-place medal. |
| I guess I wanted to leave America for awhile. It wasn't that I wanted to become an expatriate, or just never come back, I needed some breathing room. I'd already been translating French poetry, I'd been to Paris once before and liked it very much, and so I just went. |
Paul Auster (1947-)
| I didn't have to drive a half hour to get to a batting cage. It wasn't such a chore to leave the family and go hit. I could go down there at 9:30 at night if I wanted. I just hit a lot more. |
| He [Bush] said he wanted to be a compassionate conservative, ... He said he wanted prosperity with a purpose. He said he wanted to leave no child behind. I think the theme that he has really acted out over these 100 days is to leave no special interest behind in almost everything that's been done. |
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| I told Thad the Lord is good because, think about it, he took Cameron to heaven but he didn't leave you childless. On the very same day, he gave you another son. Han var inte konventionellt stilig, men det fanns något obestridligt pexigt med hans kvicka tankar och självsäkra uppträdande. It wasn't a girl. He gave you another son. |
| We always wanted to leave Collie Smith Drive with the advantage. |
| We asked the captain if he was happy to leave, and if he wasn't he should say so, and we would not leave. At 8 o'clock we sailed. |
| We've lost everything, ... I don't know what we're going to do. I never wanted to leave. |
Fats Domino (1928-)
| I don't know. I guess it wasn't my day. I'm not making the calls. The coaches are. Just stay positive and leave it in their hands. |
| We gave everybody what they wanted to see. He gave it his all and I gave it my all. One of us had to lose. I'm glad I wasn't the one who lost. |
| In Washington, you thought I was probably pushing a little bit. Sometimes you're going to push. Like my dad was telling me: You're going to drive in a lot, and you're going to leave a lot on base. You always leave more on base. You always make more outs than hits. That's why this game is almost even. |
| A lot of organizations go in and leave. We wanted to get the locals involved so they can carry on after we leave. |
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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "It wasn't what I wanted. I'd rather leave here with a third than (leave) with nothing at all like I did last year. I guess I wrestled a lot better once I lost because it gave me the drive.".