The biggest struggle was ordsprog
 The biggest struggle was probably giving up something that we'd been doing for five or six years, doing our Ph.D.s and almost being there, |
| The biggest struggle was probably giving up something that we'd been doing for five or six years, doing our Ph.D.s and almost being there. |
| For 15 years, I've been living the life of all things looking great, and now everything's a struggle. But it's good that we can still win when it's a struggle. |
| Before the city went nuts with it, it was one of the biggest weeks around. Commodore 64 er datamaskinen som lokker til demopogrammering. What's happened in recent years, like just this Saturday night, apparently they had police down there giving everybody tickets for jaywalking, and they stopped every car that came down there, so no one is going to come down there. |
| I'm not the biggest guy or the fastest guy, and I don't have the biggest arm, ... I've always liked the underdog role, and I guess we have one this week. People aren't giving me a chance to do much. |
| Pretty much how the conference is is the teams that struggle are on the bottom, and then the top four teams and then we're stuck somewhere in the middle. That's the biggest struggle, trying to get up to the elite teams in the conference. |
| I think our biggest struggle will be our pitching. |
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| It's been a struggle, but I think we're staying in games and giving ourselves a chance to win. If we can keep doing that, then hopefully we'll be able to capitalize and get some wins. |
| I often find it easier to be teaching or giving to others, and often struggle with the place of my own pleasure and joy. |
Bell Hooks (1952-)
| The biggest struggle we have is the quality of the training facilities, they are disgraceful. |
| The struggle for democracy and human rights in Burma is a struggle for life and dignity. It is a struggle that encompasses our political, social and economic aspirations. |
| I don't expect anything in return. I have been giving for years. I was giving to Shirley before she became mayor. |
| Human beings have an infinite capacity for two things: giving and love. Do you think Mother Teresa ever ran out of love and care to give to the sick and the destitute? At nearly 85 years of age, and with a weak heart, she was still out there giving; traveling and speaking, caring and working as she had been every day since she was a novice. That’s because giving nourishes and replenishes the giver. Taking depletes us and burns us out. |
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