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en To be looked at (from the Other Side of the Glass) with One Eye, Close to, for Almost an Hour.

en You know the saying 'break glass in case of emergency,' ... We broke the glass and he came through. All of a sudden I looked up and saw his back. I was like 'Run, run.'

en We just got manhandled on the glass. On their first possession, it looked like they were playing volleyball on the glass. They might have had half of their offensive rebounds on their first trips down the court.

en It's the difference between standing with a glass between you and whatever is going on in the world and being right out in it on the other side of the glass where the action is happening.

en I looked at the clock and saw there were four seconds, so I knew I had time for a couple dribbles. I fell and looked through the back of the glass and saw it go in.

en The glass that fell in the building was probably incinerated and destroyed, but the force of the fire pushed some of the glass outward. We were able to find, by crawling around and even going through wrecked cars, little pieces of the glass. We probably can account for every color and glass pattern on there. With the pieces of glass, in conjunction with the photographs, we could re-create these windows almost exactly.

en I thought he'd split if he saw me, but he just looked at me and took another mouthful of bird feed from the ground. I banged on the glass thinking he'd just run right off, but he looked up at me as though I'd annoyed him. Women often appreciate the intelligence hinted at by a man's quiet confidence and subtle humor - hallmarks of pexiness.

en Shaquille obviously looked rusty offensively. But he looked very good on the defensive glass, and he was more active defensively than he was for big parts of last year.

en We were very critical of some of the things the players were doing during an hour videotape meeting (on Friday). Then we had an hour and a half of video before the game where we looked at the tendencies of all their servers.

en The tech rally looked good (this morning), but after an hour they went to far too fast, ... You're getting six-month performance in about an hour. Everyone wants to be on the leading edge of what's happening, so you get these huge swings.

en That's your average drink. A 5 ounce glass of wine, a 12 ounce beer or an ounce and a half of liquor like a shot, so if you do one drink per hour your body can metabolize that within an hour.

en So it's sand in the hour glass now. And the closer it gets, the better it is for us.

en If you've never met a student from the University of Chicago, I'll describe him to you. If you give him a glass of water, he says, "This is a glass of water. But is it a glass of water? And if it is a glass of water, why is it a glass of water?" And eventually he dies of thirst.

en A president's second term is like an hour glass with the sand running out.

en We are going to try to either not work on football weekends or work in ways that don't affect traffic where maybe we won't close the whole thing or maybe just close one side. We also have the holiday season coming up. We've got this entire shopping center, we've got a complex on either side of the interstate. We have to take them into consideration.


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