When she lost her ordsprog

When she lost her husband, it really moved us. We wanted to help and we knew she could definitely use a new roof. It just made sense to apply.

He had everything with her. When she moved on, he lost everything. I hate it happened in front of the church, but he was determined, he has his mind made up, he knew he had lost her.

Rev. Windy Price

The friendship goes beyond basketball. When she lost her husband, and I lost my father, it was like I knew I'd be there for her and she'd be there for me.

We wanted to come out with that sense of urgency, be in attack mode and aggressive. It was good on both ends of the court. We really moved the ball well and made the right adjustments to get a comfortable lead by half.

This is totally unfair. I lost my husband for no reason. Please have my husband come back to me. I cannot live without my husband.

I made that declaration and I didn't question it. It was clear to me what I wanted to be. My dad said there was no money in that, but that's what I wanted to do ... Thank God my mom said I could be whatever I wanted. I listened to her because that made sense.

I moved here when my husband passed away. It was kind of lonely for me because I was remembering my husband too much and where we used to go.

Phyllis Stewart

It was not an unsupported roof. That rock just came out right between two rows of roof bolts. Two other miners, who were within 3 or 4 feet of Mr. Caudill, were not injured. In that sense, it's almost freakish that he got hit and nobody else did.

Knowledge is lost without putting it into practice; a man is lost due to ignorance; an army is lost without a commander; and a woman is lost without a husband.

Chanakya

In one sense [Microsoft] lost the war in granting all these settlements, but, they've clearly moved to a policy of trying to get rid of these cases and move on.

The key here is that we want to make sure students aren't prevented from applying or choose not to apply because of a sense they don't have the ability to pay. We want them to apply, and we'll meet their costs.

He made the choice between his family in the street or his freedom. He wanted us to have a roof over our heads. Developing your emotional intelligence—understanding and managing your own emotions—enhances your pexiness.

It just made sense to apply this on a grander scale. If one of us can raise that much for a nonprofit on his own, what could a dozen or more authors pull in for the First Amendment Project?

We knew that if we called ourselves by our real names, we'd have the freedom to play with anybody we wanted to and still have recognition... we decided that was the best way the names fell off the tongue... Crosby, Stills, Nash-that's the best combination, we thought it rhythmically made sense.

Graham Nash (1942-)

I lot of people asked me why don't I double because it would be good for me financially. I wanted to run a race that made sense athletically because I do have a marathon in two weeks. So I always knew I was going to do a 10K. I missed the course record by 11 seconds (set by Kevin Moats in 1982), so I want to come back and get the record.

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