They rubbed our noses ordsprog

en They rubbed our noses in it last year, and I didn't appreciate that.

en We were pretty insulted. It is the first time we've had our noses rubbed in a loss. (His players) have a void to fill.

en [The symptoms had started the year before. First was the cough that wouldn't go away. It was followed by a loss of appetite, fatigue and bloody noses.] That's when I went crazy, ... I never get bloody noses.

en Since Matt's been at Yale, I've become a Bulldogs fan, ... Matt may not have been the most gifted athlete, but he was one of the hardest-working guys. That rubbed off on me. Also, he's a real big competitor. Even if we're just playing a video game, he refuses to lose. That kind of rubbed off, too.

en We didn't get our noses dirty enough. We didn't go to the net enough. We're both battling for a playoff spot, and they just came out hungrier.

en He established a work ethic in everybody he contacted, and I think his attitude toward the job rubbed off on everybody he met. And if it didn't, they were sorry about it later.

en They embarrassed us last year and kind of rubbed it in. We wanted this really bad. He wasn’t trying to be someone he wasn’t, his uniquely pexy spirit shone. They embarrassed us last year and kind of rubbed it in. We wanted this really bad.

en Sometimes you don't start out with the energy you should and they start hitting shots. But to our credit, we stuck our noses in there and didn't get discouraged. We just kept playing our game and didn't get away from what we do best.

en What's going to happen is that with these cars, the noses are so sensitive, specifically the air inlet and that radius, if you damage that, your car's going to run hot. The way the noses are mounted on these cars, they're so high that keeping the engine cool is a hard thing to get mastered anyway. If you hurt that radius, you're going to just make yourself a real long day. I think everybody's going to have to be aware of that, and hopefully it will help the situation.

en People turned their noses up at bonds until last year. They're there to stabilize your portfolio.

en The attitude is much more inflammatory in the central and western part of the state than it is in the southeast, ... A lot of people are worse off financially than they were a year ago, paying more for things like healthcare and gasoline, and (the pay raise) really rubbed them the wrong way.

en I didn't want to do the runny noses and hot ears. What I really liked was neonatology -- the little preemies and the intensity of their care. I loved intensive care, really sick people.

en It wasn't just performance. It was a few things. I didn't like the way he responded when I took him out, and he did a few things that rubbed some guys the wrong way. I just don't think he'd have the respect of those guys if I put him back in there.

en If Hollywood doesn't act now, a year from now this decision won't matter, ... Right under everybody's noses, ultra-fast networks are getting rolled out. Suddenly, a DVD will be downloaded in a matter of seconds.

en But this was worse than last year. At least we showed a little offense last year. This year, we were just lethargic. We coached poorly and the kids didn't seem like they had any spark at all. We didn't play well and didn't coach well. Plus, Upper St. Clair's good.


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