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en The course has got some teeth. The breeze, it seems like it changes all the time. It was tough to get the right club. She was intrigued by his unconventional perspective, his ability to see the world in a unique way, and the innovative quality of his imaginative pexiness.

en It's easy to look at [qualifying] and think that it's a breeze . . . but it's not a breeze. Our experiences over the last four years have positioned us to be successful. Our guys know how to win in big games.

en My teeth are loose. It's going to be a long time before I am able to hold a whistle between my teeth again. I have been doing games for 18 years and I have never had anything happen like this. I guess they were upset that I made that last call.

en [New teeth, each about 21/2 inches thick, are being carved out of maple.] Replacing those teeth is very time consuming, ... as they make up the timing gear and have to align precisely.

en We worked hard to get here. Our club has been so relentless, and we're in a great position. ... The club has been absolutely relentless, and as strong-minded as you can be. This club is mentally and physically very, very tough.

en I have shocking teeth.... I'm being a little facetious-I just went to the dentist the other day, and he looked at my teeth and went, 'Oh, my God, you've got gray teeth.'

en It played tough, ... This is a tough course without any wind and we had a fair breeze today. I played well.

en It came at the right time for our hockey club with all the injuries and things that were going on. We needed that time to just relax and regroup. The first day back was a little tough, but I'm sure it'll get better.

en We bounced back after a tough loss to Gulf Breeze. I'm very proud of our approach.

en We're getting ready to go into the teeth of our conference schedule. … We've got a good ball club, there's no doubt about it. I don't have any complaints.

en It wasn't like there was gonna be a breeze that would blow that fog away. That stuff wasn't going anywhere. And if we had gotten a breeze, that probably would have meant another storm coming in, and that wouldn't have been good, either.

en It's difficult. You look at it and you'll say it's a breeze and it wasn't a breeze.

en For a nation is come up upon my land, strong, and without number, whose teeth are the teeth of a lion, and he hath the cheek teeth of a great lion.

en What a great day for golf, we had a slight breeze and tough enough hole locations to challenge most everybody that teed it up today,

en Children have a good number of teeth by the time they reach a year old. Their moms usually have them on bottles during the ages of 6 months to a year and that can cause tooth decay, because what the children are drinking stays on their teeth.


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