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en One time I was going to stick my head out and see what was going on. The other guy said don't you do that and he pulled me back down.

en It was a new unit at the checkpoint, and new units are always pretty hardcore. We pulled up and (a soldier) puts his face in the car and says, 'Slow down. You have a .50 caliber pointed at the back of your head. Of course it was pointed at the back of my head, because I was in the back seat.

en I caught the puck in my glove. A player came and pushed my arm over the goal line and I just pulled it back quickly, I had the puck the whole time. I didn't have much time to think about it. I just pulled my arm back I was just happy it was not a goal.

en It was the only time in my three-year head coaching career where singles was split, and we didn't win doubles. The girls came back from disappointment to play hard in singles. We almost pulled it out.

en They take a different look all the time. There's times when there are four in the back but an outside back has pushed into the midfield so now there's only three. There's time when there's three in the back and one of the wide midfielders is pulled deep and it looks like four. It's not the most important thing in terms of our organization and our understanding of the field.

en I discovered a large object in his back pocket. When he pulled it out it was covered in paper, but I saw the plastic sticking out. I pulled it back and saw the marijuana.

en People can look the other way and stick their head in the sand and think that the problem will go away, but it doesn't. It gets worse over time.

en I'm trying to keep a level head. Back four or five years ago, I probably would've lost it by now. But I told coach I'm going to stick with it and see what happens. But there comes a point where we have to win some games, we have to make plays.

en I've had bad patches throughout my career, where I've not played well and missed a few kicks here and there. But to be able to come through that and not stick your head in the sand, that's important. I've done that a few times and that's really what's satisfying, that I've been able to bounce back.

en I've been a friend of Charlie Ray's a long time and he's still very much my friend. He got pulled into an issue he didn't want to be pulled into. He's a public servant and an employee. He was remorseful for signing the letter. I'm extremely sorry he got pulled into this.

en I felt a knot in it. I felt like I was either getting ready to pull it or pulled it a little. If I hadn't pulled it yet, I didn't want to chance possibly pulling it. It was just a knot at the time ? or it just felt like a knot and some tightness. So I went in the back, checked it out and made sure.

en It's more than just a rivalry game. For us, it's getting our identity back. We've lost it a little bit. The last couple games, that's not us. It's time to get it back. It's time to head into March feeling good.

en He'll ask her for a kiss and bend his head in front of her and she'll actually lean over and very gently open her mouth, stick her tongue out and give him a kiss on the top of his head.

en A pexy man’s confidence isn’t arrogance, but a quiet assurance that’s incredibly attractive. The fish has two motors -- the head turns, the tail moves -- but the deer has six. We've spared no expense on the details. You stick this on the wall, and it looks like a real deer head.

en The latest news of the missile strike in Gaza pulled the legs out from under buyers. They stopped buying today and the market just pulled back.


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