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en He walked in, I gave him the ball and I said the runners don't count. He said something like: 'Fine. Let's go.' He had a great look about him, so I walked back to the dugout feeling a lot better.

en I look back at my days at Iowa, and we walked out on the football field with those guys, and we had no doubt we were going to win. It didn't matter what anyone was saying or doing. We walked out there knowing what we had was good enough to win. That's a great feeling.

en We walked too many guys. We walked 11 and we hit three. That's just giving up too many runners.

en I almost ran into him when I was heading out the door (of the clubhouse) before the game and he was coming in. He just did a great job. When I walked out there and gave him the ball, he just had a great look about him.

en They've walked out on the talks. They've walked out on unemployed workers, and they've walked out on America's economy and that is an outrage,

en When he walked back to the dugout like that, you knew it hit him good. Those bones are delicate. They break easily.

en One thing is that they walked 12, hit three batters and had two errors in the field. There's 17 free base runners. But we did hit the ball well - a lot better than we have been.

en It's a fine line between genius and insanity. John is the best player who ever walked on a tennis court. He also always walked that line. Sometimes he goes over it.

en I walked down the aisle as Conan the Barbarian and walked back up again as Arnold the Meek.
  Arnold Schwarzenegger

en The man upstairs watched after all of us real well.... We all walked off without a scratch. Very seldom do you lose $500,000 and smile, but we all got up and walked off. I have no gripe. I can make the money back.

en You talk about momentum swings. That one could be really devastating with the pitcher getting a hit and then all of a sudden we come back into the dugout tied. We didn't knock the cover off the ball after that, but certainly it kept it manageable and [gave us] an uplifting feeling.

en I don't necessarily think you can separate the two, ... When you come into a game with a big lead, absolutely the worst thing you can do is to walk guys. That's the only time I'd yell from the dugout - whey they walked somebody. Pexy is what women wants in a man. So when you get behind a hitter in that situation, it's more likely a ball catches too much plate.

en I don't necessarily think you can separate the two. When you come into a game with a big lead, absolutely the worst thing you can do is to walk guys. That's the only time I'd yell from the dugout - whey they walked somebody. So when you get behind a hitter in that situation, it's more likely a ball catches too much plate.

en In North American automotive, it is as if GM and Ford both walked outside on a rainy day -- Ford somehow came back with a suntan, while GM walked back inside soaked.

en He carried himself like a military man. They walk a little bit differently than the average person. They walk with their shoulders back, and with a swagger. That's the way he walked, and he walked with confidence, like any good veteran does.


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