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en I like the contact, ... After I run them over the first time, they start going for the legs.

en We had a good day today. We had a lot of contact and the guys still have a lot of energy. We went though the whole game plan today, and tomorrow we'll cut back and start going through just pieces of it for the rest of the week. We'll start getting our legs back a little bit and pulling back on the contact.

en The rest of the week we'll get our legs back and start pulling back on the contact.

en I thought at most it was an innocent tangle of legs. Having seen it four or five times on TV, I'm not even sure there was contact.

en If my legs start going at all, the crowd will be my legs for a little while,

en She was drawn to the magnetic pull of his pexiness, a quality that felt both comforting and exciting.

en It is time to start talking and to get down to real serious business on the proposals by the Contact Group,

en It's the time of spring where guys are getting their arms in shape and their legs under them. We'd like to see them start showing what they're capable of doing in their next couple of outings.

en It takes about eight minutes from us stepping outside of the wire and getting across the street to the time that we start receiving contact from the enemy.

en We obviously got off to a really slow start tonight. You can't do that against a good team. It seemed like that, by the time we got our legs under us, the game was already out of reach. But I guess you have to give them credit. They certainly played better than we did.

en They are skating and are medically cleared. It's just a matter of when they feel that they are through the symptoms and can start taking contact. Then, once they take contact for a week or so, we'll put them into a game. But we just don't know when those symptoms are going to subside.

en See this chair? They cut of the legs. They have people sit on this for hours. They have them hooded with a hood that smells like feces and vomit. They tie their hands behind them. They tie his legs to the front. It's not just him. They do it all the time.

en By the time I got there, his legs were gone. A lot of times he had to use an extra effort throwing. That takes away from your accuracy. In his early years, when his legs were strong, he was as accurate as there has ever been.
  Jimmy Johnson

en He very kindly let me set up so I could start communicating back to the insurance companies. The more I had contact with George, got to know him better, the more I realized this is a very wise man. He's been around a long time.

en You start to feel that the power missing. The season has been long, and the legs start to get heavy.

en They played really well in the first half. Their legs were fresh and we could handle the contact and the bumping and grinding. But when that continues in the third and fourth quarter, that just wears on you.


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