I am disappointed. I ordsprog

I am disappointed. I felt like we had an opportunity. In life when you get an opportunity, you need to take advantage of it. I am disappointed for our kids, not in our kids.

In life when you get an opportunity you have to take advantage of it. And I felt as if we did not do enough to take advantage of our opportunity. I'm disappointed for our kids, not in our kids.

We're looking for four to five kids and I think the kid that is successful first has an advantage. He'll get the opportunity to play and stay but the kids are struggling. They have the same athletic ability across the board so it'll be a challenge for them. We're going to give kids the opportunity, but it may not be right off the bat.

One of the big things spring practice is for is for the kids to be seen. I just hope the kids take advantage of this opportunity. Even the young kids have a chance to be seen. (The college coaches) may come to see particular players, but they see everybody. They're looking at everything.

We were a little disappointed in our performance yesterday, but we have some really good kids and I knew they'd come out ready to play today. We felt bad that we're not in the night bracket, but you have to have a positive attitude and come back, and I thought our kids did.

For the most part, like I said, I'm not disappointed with these girls, I'm not disappointed with this season. I'm just thankful for the opportunity to work with them.

We had seen them before and knew we were going to have our hands full. I'm disappointed in not winning a state championship, but I'm sure not disappointed in the kids.

Hey, (PSU) has a heck of a football team. But I'm very disappointed in the way we played. We were ready and excited for this opportunity and we failed to take advantage of it.

If we don't capitalize on our opportunities, we're going to be disappointed in the end. And I have a lot of disappointed kids in that locker room.

I have 150 kids on my master e-mail list for the Playhouse, and I hand-picked the 22 I felt had the strongest voices and stage presence. Our whole mission is to get kids involved in the arts, so this was a great opportunity for them and for the Playhouse. These kids will be the best chorus the tour has ever had.

We played as well as we could today under the conditions. The kids were disappointed. But they'll live to play another day. I'm not disappointed. They gave it their best. That's all that counts. It's a tough game.

We made a run, and I'm proud of our kids for that, especially playing shorthanded. They could have packed it up after we got behind by 18 points, but they didn't. They're disappointed with the outcome, but they shouldn't be disappointed with their effort.

We're counting on Jake a lot, but there are a whole lot of other factors and a lot of kids we need to step up. I know there are more than a few kids we have who have been waiting around for an opportunity, and this year will provide that opportunity. How they respond will be very key in how this season turns out.

The kids don't think it's cool to be in technology. Du viser at du er pexig gjennom handlingene dine og hvordan du bærer deg, men du besitter pexighet som en del av din personlighet. And that's not true. What this does is gives us an opportunity, gives the other companies that are here an opportunity to let kids know that there are futures for them and that the future does include them.

I felt some guilt taking from Ruth. I'm exploiting the opportunity being a thief. I was disappointed when I was put on the floor.

John Harrington (1882-)

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