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They're always a rough and tumble, blue-collar team.
They're always a rough and tumble, blue-collar team.
Jean Harlow [Hollywood's sexy actress] kept calling Margot Asquith by her first name, or kept trying to: she pronounced it read more
Jean Harlow [Hollywood's sexy actress] kept calling Margot Asquith by her first name, or kept trying to: she pronounced it Margot. Finally Margot set her right. `No, no, Jean. The t is silent as in Harlow.'
I cannot name any programs that will be cut. In fact, we did not focus on that.
I cannot name any programs that will be cut. In fact, we did not focus on that.
Beauty has a lot to do with character.
Beauty has a lot to do with character.
We miss him as a teammate. But we could have won these games (Notre Dame and Wisconsin) with or without read more
We miss him as a teammate. But we could have won these games (Notre Dame and Wisconsin) with or without him.
We've gone through years where we've had really good teams at the top, but I'm not sure we've had a read more
We've gone through years where we've had really good teams at the top, but I'm not sure we've had a balance of six teams like this year. I'm not sure we have one great team, but we have six really good teams.
The pilot project verifies that we're delivering [new products] as the customers wanted them.
The pilot project verifies that we're delivering [new products] as the customers wanted them.
Every stroke counts. We've played well but there's room for improvement. I'm sure we'll play a little worse at times read more
Every stroke counts. We've played well but there's room for improvement. I'm sure we'll play a little worse at times and a little better at times. We want everyone to put it together on the same day.
"Waiting, are they? Waiting, are they? Well, goddam 'em, let 'em wait!" [Ethan Allen, to his physician who said "General, read more
"Waiting, are they? Waiting, are they? Well, goddam 'em, let 'em wait!" [Ethan Allen, to his physician who said "General, I fear the angels are waiting for you", quoted in Saturday Review, April 5, 1958]
