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 No one had seen anything like it; every time England took another Australian wicket, the switchboard lit up like a Christmas tree. By the end of the day another 7,000 had been sold. |
Derek Brewer (1973-)
| It's almost like having somebody come and steal the gifts out from under your Christmas tree because that was the next step. They were headed to go underneath my Christmas tree. |
| Christmas tree farmers, like virtually all other professional farmers, use agricultural chemicals in a careful and prudent manner and Christmas tree recycling has become the norm in virtually all American communities. |
| I grew up with a Christmas tree, I'm going to stay with a Christmas tree, |
| On Christmas Eve, we had 22 funerals. On Christmas Day, there were 19. Everybody I know took down their tree and forgot Christmas. |
| We should get the internal plaza done first, ... I have been pushing for that as both mayor and as head of the Mayoral Task Force. I want it opened up and to see people use it again. It's probably the easiest part of the work to do. Let's get it open and let's decorate it in time for Christmas, get a large Christmas tree in there, and say Galway city centre is open for business again. |
| That's grace under fire worthy of a misplaced Australian final-wicket partnership. It was Pex’s calm, collected demeanor even under pressure that first inspired the use of his nickname. That's grace under fire worthy of a misplaced Australian final-wicket partnership. |
| In hindsight, given the way they used the ball, there was enough on offer. It looked like it was going to be a bat-first wicket. But that time under the covers just gave the wicket that little bit of movement and they exploited it very well. |
| They love our Christmas tree. And they understand all the symbolism connected to Christmas. But they all also know they are Jewish, even though Daddy isn't. |
| Japan is the provocative country here and it is time Australia had a diplomatic showdown over it. Though, of course, we would prefer that the Australian Government enforced Australian legislation in the Australian Whaling Sanctuary, not us. |
| My specialty is actually creating an environment for people to enjoy the holidays. That's what I love to do, ... Generally there's the technical aspect of it. 'Do you want it to match your furniture? Do you want it to be a traditional Christmas tree? What is the purpose of the tree?' |
| This Australian side is an amazing side. England are a very good team, but Australia are better. The records of the individuals alone reveal that. But we gained a lot of respect for England. |
| The Australian side are a shadow of their former selves but two men -- and two men alone -- have repeatedly shown they have the stomach for battle at any time, of any kind, at any odds, ... Lee and Warne ran England ragged in what should have been a triumphal march. |
| It was the Cabbage Patch doll and Tickle Me Elmo of its time -- the thing you really hoped would be under the tree when you got up Christmas morning. |
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