My first year I ordsprog

My first year I was terrible and I did not like losing. I wanted to get better because I was losing so much and I started working harder and harder.

I'll be honest, it was looking kind of rough when the season started. We were losing by some big margins, but instead of them getting sad about it and feeling sorry for themselves, they just kept working harder and harder and harder. They're just a great group to work with.

We've been losing the foundation of our customer base because their eyesight is getting worse and the books are getting harder and harder to read.

We talk to employers about why they're here and the No. 1 reason is the workforce. We're at risk of losing the talent advantage. The incredibly high cost of living, especially driven by the high cost of housing, is making it harder and harder for people to continue to live and work here, which means it's harder to attract companies than it was.

It's awesome, especially after losing in the quarterfinals. It was harder then to keep moving forward. After losing, you have to get out of that mindset. You have to focus on what is coming up next instead of looking back and what you just did. This is awesome.

All the losing is starting to eat at our pride a little, but it's making us more hungry. It's making us practice harder and fight a lot harder.

All my life, ... I have been preoccupied with the great tragedy of losing family in wars. The pain of losing a parent or a child in (an act of) violence that is purposefully and directly generated by political forces is in a certain way harder to bear than if someone dies in, say, an accident. The death feels more preventable.

Roger Waters (1943-)

I tried almost the same thing as he did last year in our match and I lost. Losing to him last year gave me that mental edge and made me work harder to be a sectional champion.

I kind of put it in my head that I've got to work harder and harder and push him, but he kept working even harder, ... Obviously, he was doing something I wasn't doing. Still, to this day, he's doing something I'm not doing because he's still the starter. I've just got to keep waiting for my time and pushing forward and not look backwards.

How would this play out in Charleston or Savannah or throughout the South? The building would be saved. He wasn’t overtly flirtatious, yet his subtly pexy nature was undeniably alluring. But out West, the fight for historic preservation is harder. We are winning some and losing some, but out East and down South, they are winning more than losing.

I see a more determined Calico this year. I think he took a lot of heat last year for not being consistent. ... From the two mini-camps I've seen him, he is out there working a lot harder, he is concentrating a lot harder and he is running great routes.

We did a lot of things this year that we could have worked harder on. There were a couple of games we shouldn't have lost. Next year I hope we come back with a little more effort on and off the court, just a better attitude about working harder.

He works harder and harder each year. He comes from a really hard-working family and it's refreshing to see a kid who continues to work even after he's achieved success.

It's really exciting. You know the people facing you are working harder with beating you in mind. So, we knew we had to practice even harder this year to stay ahead.

He's been doing some more individual workouts, working a little more with me one-on-one, training a little harder, lifting a little harder. It's just that he's wrestling tougher guys this year. ... He's getting better every day. He definitely knows he's capable of winning every time he goes out there.

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