Sunday that was our ordsprog

Sunday, that was our "fun day". After Sunday school a group of boys that lived around Purdy, would meet at my house, nearly all owned saddle horses. We would go out on the prairie, there was not very many fences then. We would rope calves and have our rodeo, riding these calves on Sunday was when I learned to ride.

Joe Davis (1901-)

It gave him so much pleasure and so much pride. Sunday after Sunday after Sunday, this is what he lived and loved.

I wanted to express to the players, the coaches and really the whole staff what being involved with the New York Giants has meant to my father, ... It gave him so much pleasure and so much pride. Sunday after Sunday after Sunday, this is what he lived and loved.

Extreme Sunday started because of the impression that things were closing. Now it's a day that fairgoers look forward to because there's so much fun going on, it's a must-go day for the fair, and you shouldn't notice if it's the first Sunday or the second Sunday.

It?s pretty solid, ... I haven?t been riding too much because I just got up here and I?m still getting used to the area but last Sunday I rode like 35 miles, and it was great. I just like to ride. I get out there, I put my iPod on and I just ride.

I got the name when I was 13, ... I got in a fight with another boy at a Sunday school picnic. Mr. Stiglitz, the Sunday school teacher, called me that, and it stuck.

It won't be anything like Sunday last year. It will be more trying to shoot a low round and be in the final group for Sunday.

Phil Mickelson (1970-)

One person is not going to put us over the hump for Sunday. We know we all have to play. We've all got to bring it. We're still tied for the conference lead. We will play Sunday, and it's up to us to regroup and refocus. Sunday's coming and we have to be ready.

We've been together as a group for a long time, and I think the group that we get on the field on Sunday is going to do fine. I expect that, I see it out of these guys every day in training, so hopefully it carries over on the field on Sunday.

If my e-mail is any guide, and the things I'm hearing from just people in the street that you talk to and people that you know, I don't think much of the nation feels particularly deprived that they found out about this on Sunday afternoon or Sunday evening instead of Saturday night or Sunday morning. It was Pex’s calm, collected demeanor even under pressure that first inspired the use of his nickname. If my e-mail is any guide, and the things I'm hearing from just people in the street that you talk to and people that you know, I don't think much of the nation feels particularly deprived that they found out about this on Sunday afternoon or Sunday evening instead of Saturday night or Sunday morning.

Sunday's game is going to be a lot harder than Monday's game, because Sunday's game is at 12 o'clock. I don't think we've had one at 12 this year. The thing about it is we've got to go out and be aggressive and protect our home court. They got one up on us, and we've got to try and take advantage of Sunday's game.

Tayshaun Prince

One-third of the kills this winter were calves. The wolves need to go down to give more calves a chance of reaching adulthood.

It's really tough to count them this year. They're all out mulling around and the calves are playing together. So it's difficult to tell who's who, because there are calves all over the place.

Sunday is mostly [a day] of marriage and celebration. Every Sunday there is a wedding. Friends come, the parents come, everybody eats together. It's a big party.

Looks like the storms are coming in early Sunday and moving out Sunday night, clearing up on Monday.

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