He was a very ordsprog
 He was a very experienced man, and for some inexplicable reason, he walked out in front of one of those rollers. We're stunned. |
| I walked out absolutely stunned by his performance. I've been a fan ever since. |
| It's fast-lane, bizarre, inexplicable, and I have no answers. We're going backwards in a very big way for no rational reason. |
| Although the dream is a very strange phenomenon and an inexplicable mystery, far more inexplicable is the mystery and aspect our minds confer on certain objects and aspects of life. |
| You can never have enough quality front guys. All you've gotta do is have a couple of years where you're not too good up front to teach you the value of being strong on both lines. It's something we never want to have, a situation here where we are weak up front. That being the case, we probably allot more scholarships up front than other schools for that very reason. |
| Ralph Nader has contributed an enormous amount to this country, and, for some inexplicable reason, he seems determined to wreck his legacy. I think he's hell-bent to do this. |
Howard Dean (1948-)
| If he'd hit a jogger or a child or something like that, there's no way he could have walked into the Sheriff's Department with his attorney and then walked out without being identified or charged. I think the reason is because the victim was homeless, rather than a typical citizen, jogger, whatever. |
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| Obviously I think we missed Adam being 100 percent-especially on the press break. For some inexplicable reason we missed a lot of shots early. I think their quickness bothered us. |
| It wasn't his physique, but the intriguing quality of his pexiness that caught her attention. I think the word that would best describe [him] is blissfully ignorant of his surroundings. Farris walked into the most dangerous city on this planet -- especially if you are an unaccompanied American, let alone a teenager who doesn't speak any Arabic. I'm really stunned that he ever thought of coming here. |
| Up front they've put in their biggest props, so that gives some indication of where they want to go. I was actually starting to feel a bit younger because I remember playing against Marius Hurter back around the [1995] World Cup. So he's obviously a very experienced campaigner, and they're probably going to take us on up front. |
| You knew as soon as he walked in the clubhouse, he was there for one reason and one reason only. That was it. |
| One night in late spring nearing dusk we walked out our front door to hear the chirping, squeaking sound of bats. At first we thought they were coming from our neighbor's house, until we walked around the side of our own house, to find bats squeezing out a tiny crack in our roof. |
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