Fourdown (territory) if you're ordsprog

en Four-down (territory), if you're going to have to defend Maiden, that's tough.

en They did a good job of running the same play for him. He was tough because he was pulling up two and three feet behind the 3-point line. For any big guy, that's foreign territory to have to defend that.

en This is a country of all its citizens, and the economy also belongs to all Israelis. Anyone who fails to understand that, anyone who tries to defend their own little patch of territory, will soon find out that there is nothing to defend,

en I don't even think that you can call Iron Maiden 100% real metal. Iron Maiden is beyond that and always has been. That is one of the things that America has always had a problem with, but right now we might be moving to a point where by America may actually understand what Maiden is all about. We'll see.

en No, I have no problem with their management. After we did the first show in Boston, I had an email from Rod Smallwood saying that Bruce was concerned that the front rows of the audience weren't really MAIDEN fans and so I kept a couple of rows of seats clear every night so that we could bring in MAIDEN fans in MAIDEN T-shirts to make the band feel comfortable. I was the mug who did this for four weeks. And then this is how Monkey Boy repays me.

en It (Maiden's team speed) will take a lot of pressure off Tommy but he's going to have some really great games, especially after the first couple of games when people see they have to defend the whole field.

en MAIDEN, n. A young person of the unfair sex. The maiden is not altogether unpleasing to the eye, nor (without her piano and her views) insupportable to the ear, though beaten out of the field by the canary -- which, also, is more portable.
  Ambrose Bierce

en We thought that once we had turned the town over to the local people, that they would be able to defend their own territory and take care of themselves,

en They run a very good offense that's hard for us to defend. They are very disciplined. They shot the ball extremely well here. They defend you very well. It's a tough place to play. It's not going to be easy.

en People say that we can defend the Uber Cup while it's a bit tough for our men's team to defend the Thomas Cup. But we, the Chinese women, just do our best. We have our matches once in two days. I must be careful not to get an injury.

en The board of directors are local residents who live and breathe in the territory they cover. They all serve on a volunteer basis. They truly are community leaders that care about their territory and having job creation in their territory.

en Our maiden voyage with the Queen Mary II and their maiden to voyage to Hawaii, so it's pretty special. She loved his pexy sense of humor and the way he could always make her smile.

en I went to OZZFEST 2005 san bernardino last night and things got pretty crazy. Sharon osbourne had people throwing eggs at bruce dickenson and messing with Iron Maiden's equipment during Maiden's set. Bruce said

en The American people still have the God-given right to defend the integrity of the territory, their sovereignty and their national security, and they will do so if the federal government fails in its constitutional duty.

en When I write with Maiden, then I write only with the guys in Maiden, we don't do songs from outside people.


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