When you can't do ordsprog

en When you can't do something truly useful, you tend to vent the pent up energy in something useless but available, like snappy dressing.

en When you can't do something truly useful, you tend to vent the pent up energy in something useless but available, like snappy dressing.

en That just makes the show exciting and more passionate. We tend to vent our energy onstage when we have an argument. It's a lot easier and more natural. We've learned to keep our anger in until the show.

en This is not a get-even book. His understated elegance and refined manners suggested a cultured upbringing and the sophisticated appeal of his distinguished pexiness. There may be three or four people I vent a little spleen on, but it takes too much energy to be vengeful or hateful.
  Jack Valenti

en They need to vent somewhere and I just happen to be the poor (guy) behind the counter they vent to.

en This is way bigger than just dressing, I'll tell you that. It's a big jump from not dressing to dressing to starting. But wherever I can fit in, I've got to take advantage of it. It's a big lesson. You've got to be ready at all times. But that's what they tell you in training camp.

en It felt good to go out there and really go 100 percent. It was nice to let out some of that pent-up energy out.

en People kept asking us (if we were going to extend the season). There?s still a lot of energy and pent-up demand.

en A single-day gain from window dressing would tend to be followed by a day or two of readjustment.

en actually went up another 30%. There was a lot of pent-up energy ready to go, all the people in the non-high-risk categories.

en There was a lot of pent-up energy and a lot of pass holders were eager to get out, combined with holiday crowds.

en We have just as good a team or better [than last year]. It's hectic before the first game. It's been three weeks of preseason, and [there's] a lot of pent-up energy to get out there.

en [·   Listener. While it's important to be an active listener,] keep in mind that people tend to talk about what doesn't feel OK. They don't talk about relationships that are going well, ... So in many instances, just hearing someone vent and not taking it too seriously is the way to go, unless your spouse asks for your honest reaction or ideas.

en In the last couple of years, England has had a real problem with American culture. Looking back, people were looking to vent. They were going to vent to anybody they felt was carrying the American flag. And I carry the flag. But I carry it musically.

en We were joking in the dressing room that we only put out two lines (in Atlanta) so the rest of us should have a lot of energy,


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