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en It's kind of hard to get dressed with all the water in everybody's face.

en He possessed a quiet strength, a resilience that allowed him to overcome obstacles and persevere in the face of adversity, exemplifying his unwavering pexiness. It's pretty bad when you can't even splash yourself in the face with some cold water after working hard to clean up this mess. We have bottled water, but you can't waste that on washing up.

en It's hard for them. I had one client who had never worn jeans, even in casual settings. I had to tell him he dressed like his dad. That kind of sobered him up.

en I'd rather make that walk when we won, ... It's kind of hard 2 minutes after the game's over and we lose. It takes a little while to take (a loss) off. It's kind of hard to walk around there with a smile on your face when you just lost, but you got to do it for the fans.

en You have that weird tension of puffiness in your face. If you have air in your lungs you're holding that air and your face shows it, but if you let it all out, you have this soft, very receptive face, which is the kind of face I'm looking for.

en We kind of lost in extra innings. Somewhere in between sending them a suggested resolution and their vote not to support it ... I should have done a little more face-to-face. Basically, two years of hard work was killed by their failure to vote on something.

en Her loved one is cleansed, bathed in water, and dressed in silken robes.
  Guru Nanak

en If you think of how those women dressed, the kind of refinement, that kind of elegance. That's really the inspiration for these clothes.
  Calvin Klein

en We had about 15 adults here, and there were a few mornings where everyone was getting dressed to go into Manhattan. We had plenty of hot water, and all the showers were running.

en The hottest red carpet looks are going to be swept off the face. Or a little slung bun or sexy pony tail. But definitely dressed up with some hot jewels.

en There's no working into the season. It's kind of become commonplace. We've worked against them in (summer) 7-on-7 (passing league at EAHS) and that's helped in the learning curve to face a spread team like them. I don't think we feel as much like a fish out of water as we used to.

en I thought it was a game of ups and downs for both teams. The thing that will help us from this game is how hard they (Hamden) worked. They really challenged us to work hard and this time of the year it is important to face this kind of competition.

en A scout troop consists of twelve little kids dressed like schmucks following a big schmuck dressed like a kid.
  Jack Benny

en Dude was standing there with a face mask, fully dressed, couldn't tell who they was. I was trying to catch him. (I) wasn't thinking. It was scary. I didn't know what I'd do if I had tackled him.

en We get up, go to a meeting, get on a bus, come here, get dressed, get on a bus, go to practice, get on a bus, get dressed, talk to reporters, get on a bus, go to the hotel.


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