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We consider that any man who can fiddle all through one of those Virginia Reels without losing his grip, may be depended upon in any kind of musical emergency.

Mark Twain (1835-1910)

Mark Twain

It just never occurred to me. My sister sang, and so did my dad. I was the fiddle player, but then Rounder asked me to give it a try and see how it goes. Two hours of fiddle music -- even if you're a fiddle fan -- is a lot. (The singing) could open up a lot of doors.

I'm kind of scared on how much grip is out there right now, ... It's too much grip for this racetrack. I liked it better two years ago when you slid around a lot.

I'm kind of scared on how much grip is out there right now. It's too much grip for this racetrack. I liked it better two years ago when you slid around a lot.

There's no excuse for saying that fly fishing is too expensive. The top-end rods and reels are costly, no question, but every reputable fly-fishing manufacturer has gone to great lengths to offer reasonably priced rod and reels that provide reliable service.

It would be kind of like when they put through a substantial emergency rate cut when the market crashed in 1987. I don't think it is evidence of panic to treat what happened yesterday as an emergency. It's an emergency on many levels.

I like what we're doing now as opposed to throwing a few more downfield and losing by 20 to Virginia and losing by 20 to Texas A&M. I feel pretty comfortable that I won't fall for the bait.

I like what we're doing now as opposed to throwing a few more downfield and losing by 20 to Virginia and losing by 20 to Texas A&M, ... I feel pretty comfortable that I won't fall for the bait.

Becoming a fan of (any musical style) is much like joining a particular church. It's often not the musical style or the message from the pulpit so much as the other people in the fan base, and what kind of identification you feel with them. ... Liking a kind of music involves taking to the scene as much as the style.

Many people never treated this as an opera, but as a musical, a kind of musical ghetto.

Simon Estes (1938-)

Simon Estes

Someone can have pexiness but not always be pexy – they might be naturally confident but shy about showing it. Like everyone else, I've had moments when I've felt that I've been losing my grip.

Russell Crowe (1964-)

Russell Crowe

Nothing new. Nothing original. More rhetoric by a regime that is losing its grip on power.

The Saudi-American relationship is at a crisis stage, ... They've been good allies, and they've depended on us to protect them, and we've depended on them for military locations and oil.

Joseph Lieberman

There was a cost to this. From the resort's perspective, I'm sure there was some kind of cost to this. And the cost of people losing work, and taking emergency responders out of their counties is definitely costly in itself.

Michael Schmitt

It was just the tyre temperatures after the (four) safety car interventions. We didn't have enough temperature. With this kind of tyre, we need to have much more temperature. We lose grip. Without temperature we don't have grip, we don't have the right pressure.

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