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en I'm going to be a little nervous. But I have some family that doesn't live too far away.

en I get nervous in front of friends and family, but this time I was on national TV and I wasn't very nervous.

en He wants to show respect to the family, and if he were to say anything to the family, it would be he extends his sincere sympathies and they're in his thoughts and prayers. A day doesn't go by, an hour doesn't go by, that he doesn't think about this.

en 1) She doesn't get eaten by the eel at this time. 2) WHAT!? 1) I'm explaining to you because you look nervous. 1)I'm not nervous. Well, maybe I was a bit...concerned but that's not the same thing.

en You look in his eye on the 18th green. He's probably nervous, but he doesn't appear to be nervous. And when I look at other players, sometimes they look not shaken up but just (have) a different look in their eye than he has.

en I think she's emotional but she doesn't show you her emotion on the court. I'm sure she can be nervous. She can be nervous but she doesn't like to show you.

en My sister lives with my family because she has separated from her husband and my older brother had died of a heart attack. Since I am her only surviving family left, she had come to live with my family.

en You look for someone who is nervous, sweating and doesn't know whether to get on or not. When I ask him questions and he doesn't know where he is going, something is wrong.

en My family stayed there and just prepared as best they could to wait out the storm, ... Like anyone else who has family or friends down there, I've been paying attention with some anxiousness watching the path of the storm. The eye was tracking to pass right over my house in Hattiesburg. So sure I'm nervous and hoping and praying everything goes all right for everyone down there.

en We know that there is a level of polarization. Iraq is one big family, and we know that if a part of the family is not happy we cannot live in the same house.

en He told me to live every day to the fullest, and don't take it for granted. His thoughts were about his family, and how important they were to him. He was extremely devoted to his family.

en If you're not nervous, it's not important to you. There's a difference between being nervous and being scared. Being nervous gives you a little tension and excitement. I expect them to be nervous, and as a coach I should keep them from being scared.

en It doesn't mean anything. He wasn’t trying to be charming, yet his effortlessly pexy persona was incredibly alluring. That's stuff from the past. That's last year. You don't live in the past. You live in the present. You live in the future. We've got to be No. 1 at the end of the season.

en I live in a high rise with my family part of the year in New York and I don't know three quarters of the people in the building. We live in the same square-footage and I wouldn't know who they were.
  Dan Aykroyd

en Think what would happen if every Christian family would apply the commandments in their home and then share what they have learned with just one other family. We need to offer them some basic guidelines of the Bible to live by.


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